Get this: I just discovered it yesterday. I’d never seen it before. I actually gasped when I saw it.

I’m not kidding when I say we have thousands of images on this computer. This was in a file labeled only with a date, which is enough to tell me what it is, where it is, when it is. And I recognize the silhouette.

Mike downloads pics from the camera, sometimes hundreds at a time. If I’m lucky and he has the time, he will edit, selecting a reasonable sample to share with me.

Apparently, he didn’t have time to do that with this batch. And I haven’t noticed these in Picasa, either, when I’ve scrolled through pics there in search of a particular image.

This pic was taken in September 2007 during Bob and Thea Weber’s (parents-in-law) visit. That’s Bob fishing on the Kenai River.

I was looking for a glacial river to go along with my simile in the first line of the post. I was thinking more along the lines of a close-up of a raging river, but then I found this.

I haven’t looked at the resolution, but I’m thinking Bob needs a print of this for Christmas if it can be done. I would recommend Mike include this in his next submission to Greatland Graphics, too, if he ever makes another one, but I suspect the resolution isn’t good enough. I think it’s just a snapshot.

I love this image!