One Afternoon on the Campus of BYU

February 22nd is my spouse’s birthday. This year she wanted a celebration dinner at La Dolce Vita Ristorante Italiano in Provo. We decided to stroll around the nearby Brigham Young University before eating. Because college campuses are professionally landscaped, I took my little camera1 along. It was suited for grabbing a few shots while not unduly interfering with our celebration.

Provo Peak Foothill

BYU is pressed up against the steep western foothills of the Wasatch Mountains. Although Provo Peak towers above, this foothill hides it. The roofline of the student housing main building frames the layered rocks and snow.

 

Looking Southeast from the BYU Campus

The late afternoon sun backlights the trailing edge of a recently departed snow storm.

 

Water and Rocks #1

This and the remaining pictures are of a pond between sidewalks near the Museum of Fine Arts. I invite you to contemplate them as visual variations on a theme.

 

Water and Rocks #2

 

Water and Rocks #3

 

Water and Rocks #4

 

Water and Rocks #5

 

In closing

Thank you for visiting Thecosmos.blog. 

Best regards,

Michael

 

  1. Sony RX100 VII ↩︎

2 thoughts on “One Afternoon on the Campus of BYU

  1. Wow. Water and Rocks #4 and #2 are my favorites! The sharp dark branches of the tree reflecting across the deep blue sky reflection provide such rich color. The rocks seem to float in space above the image and give it a surreal feeling.

    I am always fascinated by imagery in which I have to figure out what is real and what seems to be an illusion. Nicely done, Michael.

  2. Hi Susie, Isn’t it amazing what wonder one can uncover with a photography? Floating rocks? I was, indeed, very lucky to be present at that little pond at the right time. Thank you for your encouraging comments. Best, Michael

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