This was taken at Quail Lake on Monday, and it was an entirely different experience people-wise from the image in yesterday's post, which was taken on Saturday. If you go to Quail Lake during on a weekday it's practically deserted. I was there for another photo shoot but I had time to enjoy the view for a moment or two.
And now, for your listening pleasure...
I ended up at Quail Lake twice in the last few days for photo shoots. This was a lighting test shot because my clients wanted photos on this path, but there were lots of people there that day, which made it difficult. I just snapped these people as they walked through. There was no stopping them anyway.
Last few from my stroll around historic Sunnyside Cemetery in Victor. Tomorrow I'll more on to other subject matter. I hope you've enjoyed these. What a peaceful place.
I still have a few images to share from our stroll through historic Sunnyside Cemetery in Victor. Have you ever been to a cemetery at 9,708 feet above sea level? It has a great view in all directions, that's for sure! I'll wrap up this series tomorrow.
Is there anything more classic than a pair of jeans and a crisp white cotton shirt? It's mid-October and we're still enjoying beautiful days (although the nights are getting chillier and chillier), and the people of Colorado Springs are dressing like it's high summer. I guess it'll finally cool down at the end of this week, but until then I'll be dressed much like this woman.
More from Sunnyside Cemetery in Victor. Most of the graves are a century or more old, and a lot of them are pretty sad. Plenty of children and babies, and adults who didn't get to enjoy long lives.
A week ago I went leafing peeping with my friend JB, really just to get out of the city and into the mountains more than anything else. As we were driving I mentioned Sunnyside Cemetery in Victor, and since JB had never seen it we decided to drive a little farther down the road and take a wander through it. I've featured Sunnyside Cemetery on the blog before but that was a few years ago. And anyway, I'm always down to visit an old graveyard. Here's a teaser. More tomorrow.
