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Bo Zarts

Bo Zarts's Journal
Bo Zarts's Journal
May 1, 2021

Where the 'Riders of the Purple Sage' Meet the 'Ghost Riders in the Sky' for Dinner and Drinks



Arivaca Junction, Arizona
© 2014 Bo Zarts Studio

April 30, 2021

Stately Cypress



Atchafalaya River Basin, Louisiana
© 2019 Bo Zarts Studio

April 25, 2021

Logjam: Yankee Fork of the Salmon River



Salmon-Challis National Forest, Idaho
© 2020 Bo Zarts Studio
April 22, 2021

Happy Earth Day!



Deschutes National Forest, Oregon
© 2010 Bo Zarts Studio
April 18, 2021

How the West Was Won



Marfa, Texas
© 2018 Bo Zarts Studio
April 18, 2021

Postcard from Alpine



Mural on US-90
West Texas
© 2018 Bo Zarts Studio
April 12, 2021

Moonset over the Sawtooth Range



Sawtooth National Forest, Idaho
© 2020 Bo Zarts Studio
April 11, 2021

The Ethereal Bayou



Atchafalaya Basin, Louisiana
© 2019 Bo Zarts Studio
April 10, 2021

Layers upon layers ..

I’m dreaming in Photoshop tonight. Working in layers. But it is not photo images.

The new layer starts, and I move the slider in my fitful dream to reduce the effect. But I cannot get the opacity below 50% before there is another layer, somewhere else, to deal with.

Previously moved sliders start to creep back up. The layers are stacking up. I’m working the opacity sliders like the stops on a great pipe organ. The layers are additive. It is said that you can have as many as 8000 layers in Photoshop.

Finally it is too much, and I wake in a cold sweat. It is 4 am. I had hoped not to have to take pain medication tonight. Now I’m just waiting for it to kick in.

April 9, 2021

Corral at a Wilderness Trailhead



Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness
Salmon-Challis National Forest, Idaho
© 2020 Bo Zarts Studio

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