First Quarter Moonrise

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A camera in hand enables actively looking for nature. This post documents an afternoon walk.

 

Maple Tree in December

 

The Crown of a Cloud and the Crown of a Tree

 

A Shy Moon Rising over the Wasatch Mountains

 

A Cheery Winter Sun Illuminates a Maple Tree

 

Documenting nature,

Michael DeCaria

4 thoughts on “First Quarter Moonrise”

  1. I very much enjoy your photos, even though I don’t always have something specific to comment on. Thanks for making them available for me to appreciate.

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  2. I am gratified that you enjoy the photos. I enjoy the photos I publish for themselves and believe that my own writing reduces the experiencers’ gamut of attention. Notice that I have only captioned each photo in this post without further description. I offer my photographic art as a gift which then belongs to the experiencer. That said, I would love to answer questions from experiencers. In conclusion, I know you are a fan of my art, as I am of yours, and no comments, general or specific, are required.

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I am a native of Utah of Italian heritage. I love to travel both domestically and internationally, I am a retired clinical psychologist, and my passions are the science and philosophy of psychology as well as gourmet cooking, personal fitness, photography, astronomy, and unpaved roads. I reside in Millcreek, Utah with my spouse and adult son along with a cockatiel and a cat. Please find my blogs at https://thecosmos.blog and at https://onbecomingaperson.com