Yesterday I was in Reedsburg, Wisconsin for a client meeting. Geologically speaking, this is an interesting area of the state. It’s tucked between the glaciated hills of the Baraboo Range and the unglaciated ruggedness of the Driftless Area. As I drove the backroads, I chided myself for breaking a photographer’s number one rule: never be without your camera. Thank goodness for cell phones.
Even though everything is brown at this time of year (including the unmelted snow), there’s a unique beauty in the monotones of spring.
There’s beauty in repetition right?
Or the hopeful expectation of a curved road up ahead.
There’s even a forlorn beauty in an abandoned farmhouse.
And just when you think you’ve seen enough brown, you come upon a mailbox such as this. How fun it is!
So my new project is exciting! It’s going to involve these very fields of Sauk County, Wisconsin, along with good food and awesome art. Stay tuned in the months ahead, there’s more to come!
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