Wednesday, April 24, 2013

Sardine Symphony

Sardine Symphony by James Neeley
Sardine Symphony, a photo by James Neeley on Flickr.
The interplay of sunlight, reflection, early spring growth, and snow was enough to make me backtrack a few miles to get this shot of the flooded lowland in Sardine Canyon between Logan and Brigham City, Utah.

A little wider view...

Sardine Reflection
at 7:48 AM

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