More Prints For Shows

Dawn is breaking in the Gypsum Hills.

There hasn’t been much coming out of the Zodeman’s corner lately. Took a week of vacation, and another week of reviewing pictures and working on getting the good ones ready for print. Got some prints in today that I just looked at and am very happy with the results. Some will get larger prints made, and some will probably just be the 8x10 or 8x12 sizes. I also have an order of metal prints on the way to be ready for this weekend’s show.

Low lying mist lit up by the morning sun. Slate Creek Wetlands.

This weekend I will be at the Wichita Flea Market held at the Kansas Star Casino Arena. I’m looking forward to it, hope there is a good turnout and people want to spend money! It is another opportunity to refine to display, and make some more connections.

The sun lighting up the clouds just before dawn. Quivera National Wildlife Refuge.

The next show I have booked is Art in the Park in Marion, Kansas the third weekend in September. That will be the first outdoor, two-day art show that I will be involved with. It is kind of a big deal for me from that standpoint, also that it is the first one away from the immediate vicinity. Makes for some different logistics issues. I lived in Marion for two years during first and second grade. It will be interesting to see who I run into there.

Dawn at Quivera National Wildlife Refuge. This is the scene that made me stop and get the camera. Immediately behind me is the windmill that I took a beautiful picture of.

Aside from getting ready for this week’s show, I am still in process of reviewing the last couple years of pictures I have taken. The best ones will get turned to prints, and then I can concentrate on making new pictures!

At dawn on the Kansas prairie, a group of trees catch the morning sun.

A bee visits a head of clover.

At the Tallgrass Prairie Preserve in Oklahoma, a bison bull takes a break from roaming.

A damsel fly on a rock.

This bumblebee spent quite a while working its way around inside this flower.

Redbuds in bloom, taken this last spring.