Thursday's sky.

Moon.

"Our time became, again, our own And so we gave it to each other..." Beautiful poem by Jessica Kantrowitz www.jessicakantrowitz.com/the-lovers-s...

Accidental photo.

Jupiter (above) and Venus (below) in a hazy sky. The two stars above and to the right of Jupiter are Pollux and Castor. It's worth keeping an eye on the western sky after sunset for the next few weeks; Jupiter and Venus will continue to appear closer together and will be at their closest on June 9.

In the gloaming.

Wednesday's sky.

Something in bloom.

Monday's sky.

Sunday's moon.

Sunday's sky.

Flowers and raindrops.

Seen on my walk home tonight.

Cool clouds, late this afternoon.

Thursday's sky.

Mood.

Tuesday's sky.

Dappled and drowsy.

Rainy afternoon.

Memorial Hall, IU Bloomington.

Venus and the moon. I had to tinker with this one to make the moon visible, and you still might need to look closely (see alt text). Tomorrow evening the moon will be higher and close to Venus on the sky.

Sunday's sky.

Golden hour.

Trees.

Friday's sky.

Creek on a rainy morning.

Well House at night.

Wednesday's sky: actual sky, reflected sky, and twice-reflected sky.

Lake Michigan at sunset.

Friday's sky.

A subtle winter sky. December 17, 2025.

Spring green.

Thursday's sky. Majestic yet goofy.

Wednesday's sky.

Raindrops.

Monday's sky.

Golden hour on a green day.

I wrote about sky hype for 3 Quarks Daily. "The night sky … is inherently capacious, peaceful, and full of quiet beauty. It offers that lovely combination of variation within regularity that makes nature so endlessly worthy of attention." 3quarksdaily.com/3quarksdaily...

Saturday's sky.

Post your warning sign.

Friday's sky.

Thursday's sky.

Wednesday's moon.

Wednesday's sky. "To him who in the love of Nature holds Communion with her visible forms, she speaks A various language..." (from "Thanatopsis," William Cullen Bryant)

My dryer drum on the back lawn. I'm waiting on a part to repair the dryer, which had to be taken apart to find out what was wrong with it. The drum is on the back porch in the meantime. Today we put it on the grass so the plumbers could get at the cleanout and remove roots from the sewer line.

Monday's sky. Stormy day.

Saturday's sky.

Friday's sunset.

Friday's sky.

Spring in the arboretum.