In a year when my spring storm chase with Alethea Kontis didn’t yield all that many storms – mostly because of bad timing and an uncooperative May – I’m grateful for what I did see in 2022, including spectacular space launches and, yes, dramatic skies.
I’m still limiting travel thanks to the pandemic, not to mention other obligations (work, writing books, and so on), and I have a lot of FOMO. I hope to see more of the world in 2023. But even when I can’t travel, there are many wonders to be had in my own backyard (to misquote Dorothy when she returned to Kansas).When I looked back at my photography from this year, I didn’t obsess too much about what photos were the “best of 2023.” These are more like the most memorable captures for me. But I’m still very pleased with how some of them turned out.
This year, Stolen Butter gallery began offering some of my photographs for sale. A few of these images can be found there. Look for more soon.
With that, here’s a collection of twenty-five photos that meant something to me in 2022. I hope 2023 will be even more beautiful.
Roll over a photo to see its caption, or click on any one to start a slide show.
That was fun, thanks Chris. We always enjoy your pictures….Rick & Linda