We took the boys to the Lost Dutchman State Park at the base of the Superstition Mountains this past Sunday afternoon for a little exploring. Legend has it that there is an old gold mine somewhere on the mountain. We filled the boys in on the details on our drive to the park and Oliver became obsessed. Whenever we ran into someone on the trail, he made sure they knew that the gold was his and that he was going to find it. I love his adventurous spirit.
Our little adventure happened to coincide with the solar eclipse. Because we didn't have the appropriate eye wear, we didn't tell the boys about it - we were worried they'd fry their eyeballs out trying to see it. Lucky for us, just as the sun was starting to set, we were treated to the tail end of it. Spectacular. (I didn't have a tripod or a telephoto lens so these photos aren't the best).
Such a treat for us to see that magnificent event surrounded by the mysterious beauty of the desert.
5 comments:
I love.these. So very special and amazing!
Thank you, friend! It was an amazing day for sure.
Ok, it's official Grace...you have mad photo skills! I want to come learn from you because I feel like I have gone nowhere in the last 6 months and my improvements seem little to none. I adore the shot of Jason on the bench and really all them to be honest. I wonder what else I can do to start taking images as you do. Wonderful...just wonderful lady!
Shut your face, Ninali! (Said in the most loving way possible ;) Did you see the amazing photos you posted yesterday!?! Incredible!! I love looking at your work and am always inspired by it.
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