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This image of me watching the Northern Lights at the top of my bucket list. It was taken on May 11th at 2:30 am at Tenney Park by me with Sony A74 20mm F1.8 1.6 sec exposure ISO 2000.

While watching a special on CNN on Unconscious Bias last night a storm cleared and another double rainbow came out near sunset. This time it was coming straight from the Madison WI Capital so I went telephoto and captured this image. 🤔Another Sign? ***an

I captured this double rainbow from my bedroom window. It didn't work well as just an image due to lack of interest in the building but it felt like a SIGN. So I removed all color behind the opaque blurred Ying Yang shape to place type over it and to send a message that color shouldn't matter when it comes to equality. The majority white population must speak out to curb white privilege, white supremacy and force change throughout the world.

The link at the bottom and the QR Code takes ANYONE to my BLM poster design folder in my Google Drive Account. There are other designs in the folder and I will continue to add new completed work in several formats. I am making any of these files free for any individual or group for personal, political, protesting, and social media and in any other manner SUPPORTING the cause of Equality, Social Justice and Black Lives Matter. This does not include the right to sell the donated art.
https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/1KPNCkVLAgem5hjqES1QEXgGd_x_P5Pp2

Here is another image from my trip to the Dells. I was hoping there would be more tree color in the Dells and this photo.

This is an image from of the Devil’s Head Resort and Lake Wisconsin in the distance.

These are 2 Panoramas taken after sunset. The building on the left is the Frank Lloyd Wright Visitors Center In Talieson Wisconsin. I was lucky to be with David Woolf and all his local knowledge and a great eye for composition. by

I finally got out of the city with David Woolf’s amaizing photography tour west of Madison WI. This is a panorama aerial image taken from a scenic overlook of The House on the Rock. I had to keep my distance from the private property with a wide angle lens so the House is small but visible