I feel fascinated (endlessly) by the geology of the south west.
Here we see some of the sedimentary layers of the caliche pit.
The layer of clouds in the morning provided me with some color for my photographs.
In my photography, I prefer to defer to the subject and leave the gorgeous sunrises in the background.
Sometimes, though, I look for a composition the will bring more light to the subject.
Except on those days when I feel too wussy to trek into the stubby cotton field.
My Willys parked by the side of the cotton field.
When possible, I feature my Willys in my photographic stories.
Tumbleweeds (non-native Russian thistle) roll around the area.
This gate leads into the road that runs along the second playa.
Lovely colors with the pink clouds in the background and the yellow cotton bale packaging.
Charles' cattle munch on the corn stubs while birds fly around them.
Good ranch management includes the extraction and control of mesquite plants.
Charles spent several hours on his tractor pulling the plants from the bulb.
He designed the claw himself.
Tall and healthy grass.
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