What I love about a road trip is not having to drive and time to just play with my camera!
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What I love about a road trip is not having to drive and time to just play with my camera!
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I have been thinking of all our NYC and Boston friends since hearing the blizzard news yesterday on CNN, Robin. I KNOW you hate missing it! But you have your own beauty to see right now in Colorado. Will you get to see our dear friend, Susan, I wonder? If so, please give her a Wild Woman hug from me!!!!
Well I know it kinda fizzled out…but still…I heard ten inches? I have some wonderful areas that I so want to photograph in all its white glory…so now I guess it’s next year! Yes, met up with that woman in Colorado and it was the BEST! A post to come…stay tuned! Thanks Ginnie! xo
Ginnie, the hugs we shared were kinda like this image … wild & crazy & twirly & so much fun! Exactly how all wild woman encounters should be!!
I love that…wild & crazy & twirly!!!
Oh yes! Road trips are the best, especially if you don’t have to do the driving. Enjoy!
Thanks Maery! Always so much fun to play!
Robin, It makes me smile to think of you idling away the miles with your camera in hand, taking in the view, messing with the settings, snapping away. Love this image of movement – fast and yet slow.
We have a light dusting of snow here in Virginia, just enough to close school and my 17year-old will sleep the day away!
You nailed it Donna…exactly as you described! So fun! Thanks so much for your visit!
It gives an idea about the vastness of the landscape! So beautiful.
It really is a beautiful area seeing all those mountains covered with snow! Thanks Karen!
Oh I miss the road…when I was younger our family made road trips all the time….
My family did too Donna…always so much fun! Thanks for your visit!
Looks very, very, beautiful… and very, very, cold! ENJOY.. See you soon. 🙂 XoXo
Actually we had 65 to 70 degree weather during our entire stay! couldn’t believe it! But this photo does look cold, I’ll agree! Thank you and yes…see you soon! xoxo
I-70? When we drove it going across Colorado and the Rockies in 2010 I thought it was the most beautiful area I’d seen so far. There was still snow in the mtns in June! Your photography is mesmerizing, Robin!
Actually Colorado Highway 17…but any highway in Colorado showcasing those amazing mountain ranges is good! Thanks Kathy…your comments are so enjoyed!
You didn’t miss much. Enjoy your journey!
Thank you Elena! I’ll wait for next year!
wow, what a shot!
I wish I didn’t love to drive so much…..always feel more comfy
with my hands on the wheel. Your camera has such a beautiful voice:)
-Jennifer
What a sweet comment…your camera has such a beautiful voice…only you Jennifer can come up with the most amazing phrases! Thank you!