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| Sunset beyond a old country school |
The first part of March was quite difficult to get out of doors and into the great wide open for photography. The weather was fine, but I was swamped with work at the day job. A couple images shown here are composites of time lapses I created for said day job. The traffic light photos of downtown Sioux Falls were created from around 20 to 25 minutes of multiple long exposure traffic shots. These images were all pulled together into time lapses used to support Midco Sports Network's basketball tournament coverage. Later in the month I found the first blooming pasqueflowers (for me) of the young spring season. Then at the very end of the month I took a trip to the Fort Pierre area to sit in a blind in order to watch the Greater Prairie-chickens dance and boom for their hens on a lek in rural Stanley County. All in all, it was pretty photogenic month as far as Marches go. Click on an image for a larger file to view and thanks for checking in!
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| About 20 minutes of traffic on 6th Street in downtown Sioux Falls |
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| Traffic composite looking north over Minnesota Avenue in Sioux Falls |
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| Spring equinox sunset in rural Lincoln County |
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| Frost melt reflects the sunlight and trees above a newly blooming snow trillium wildflower in Newton Hills State Park |
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| Snail shell found in the leaf litter of Newton Hills State park |
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| First pasqueflower of the year in rural Hanson County, SD |
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| A bouquet of South Dakota's state flower |
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| Sunset in rural SE SoDak |
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| Greater Prairie-chicken dancing to impress a hen |
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| Greater Prairie-chicken at Fort Pierre National Grasslands |
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| Pronghorn in the morning light |
