Here's a Japanese maple at its fall best (read more)
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11-03-15 Early Morning Mist
in Blog, HDR, Landscape, Photography, Travel
Can you find the two big scalene triangles in this photo?
Read More10-30-15 Teamwork
Looking for a good time? Try an Un-Cruise Adventure. (read more)
Read More10-22-15 A Pretty Nice Place
There is much about the Olympic Peninsula and the San Juan Islands that can make us feel a little bit smaller . . . (read and see more)
Read More10-20-15 The Wilderness Adventurer
Our mother ship waits patiently for our return. (Read more)
Read More10-19-15 North Fork Skomomish River
Nature serves a good meal for the hungry eye. . . (read and see more)
Read More10-15-15 Soft Morning Light
Here's what I found outside our cottage on Bainbridge Island, Washington . . .
Read More10-12-14 Flashback Sunday: Gig Harbor, Washington
Gig Harbor is a picture perfect town I'd love to return to some day. . . (read more)
Read More02-22-13 Brachiation (Reprise)
TS Eliot was wrong. Februrary, not April, is "the cruelest month." At least for me. Yes, the days are getting longer. Yes, the temperature ocassionally soars into the high 20s. But it is often in the heart of February that what I think is SAAD (seasonal affective disorder) hits me. And I lose my will to post new photos to this blog.So I'm posting old stuff. . . But, in the event that you haven't meticulously looked at all four years of my posts, you've probably never seen some of these. So maybe they're not old.
05-13-12 Wind Swept
This is an HDR photo I took on San Juan Island in Washington state.
04-14-12 Just Before Sunset
in Nature
We don't have trees like this in South Dakota - at least in my part of the state. I think it is an oak tree and oak trees have a very distinct form of brachiation. The branches are twisted and, in my mind, gothic. I would have bare, twisted oak trees in front of my haunted house, if I owned one.This tree is about to leaf out and lives (happily or hauntedly?) on San Juan Island in Washington state.
04-13-12 Ready To Ride
It would have been hard NOT to see the bright, purple bicycles lined up at the hotel we stayed in while visiting Friday, Harbor, Washington. I photographed the bikes but didn't ride one.