17 Days at Waldo Lake [Photo Essay]
As many of you know, our copperwork is very inspired by nature. We love nothing more than to take a few days to immerse ourselves in the beauty of our natural world in order to find new and exciting themes for our art. Recently, we embarked into the wilds of Waldo Lake, and we photographed our journey to share with you as we settle back into our usual routine.
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Our first day out on Waldo Lake!
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Choppy waters as we head to our campsite across the lake.
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Our trip started out with a stormy rainy day.
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Shortly after, a rainbow appeared and the sun came out! The weather is always changing at Waldo Lake.
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The water is so clear you can see over 50 feet down. We enjoyed watching the shadow of our canoe on our day trips.
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One of our day trips took us towards the headwaters of the Willamette River.
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We made it to the headwaters of the Willamette River!
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One of Paul’s favorite activities, fishing.
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A dragonfly was only one of many creatures that shared our campsite with us.
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A perfect glassy day on Waldo Lake.
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One of our last nights…we didn’t want to leave!
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17 days later, we headed back to our studio.
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