The day started out heading home from working third shift and seeing a balloon in the air - too bad I couldn't get home and get the camera fast enough to then be able to catch up with it (on bike).
But since I was out and already looking to the sky, I could pass up the sunrise.
The layering of the clouds was just... wow.
Later in the day, actually finally toward evening, after I got some sleep and some running done, I headed out to the skate park. Too bad I couldn't seem to shoot anything clear in the evening either.
But then again, I wasn't the only one with bad luck for the day.
Heh, even Alex couldn't seem to land anything as he wanted; this as he quietly rolls away from a failed icepick attempt.
But, again I turn around and see this - the other end of the day.
I don't usually shoot to this side of the view simply because of the power plant but some other riders made comment of just how active the plant appeared to be.
but, as night set in, everybody headed out and so did I.
Yep, there's the lonely bike on the bridge but of course not the main purpose behind this photo.
A few more peddles and I'll be in the mess of downtown.
While in town, I just had to stop and shoot some pictures of the dam.
But my time spent there didn't last long though as here I'm on the other end of town looking back.
And it wasn't much longer before this was the only light I had to get home by. Unfortunately, in shorts, and being fairly clear aside from the light clouds, it was a little chilly by the time I walked through the door.
