Woods
Fog settles among the trees as the dawn breaks. The sun won’t be out for hours, won’t warm the woods. Until it burns off. Continue reading Woods
“Layover”
“Layover” Along the way, there are many stops. Some are just better than others” Continue reading “Layover”
Hidden Away
“Hidden Away” Sometimes, when you least expect it, you see it. The hidden and the rustic. Some things just get old, and others mature, adding character with each moment of light, each passing year. Continue reading Hidden Away
Dahlia Row
“Dahlia Row” Across the fields they rise. Autumn brings the most color. With trees changing and dahlias blooming, the colors are endless. But my favorite is red. Continue reading Dahlia Row
“Petrified”
“Petrified” In the woods, you expect a lot of things. Trees, birds, wood. Then there’s the other stuff. The stuff that creates stories. Like the time you were hiking and came across a petrified stump. Try walking up to that in the night. Continue reading “Petrified”
Week 31 (Photographer’s Choice) – Petal Drops
“Petal Drops” As the petals reach for the light, the raindrops settle on them. The overcast skies, suppressing their true beauty, the reflections. They wait for a sunburst so they can shine, glisten. This macro shot was made with a Nifty Fifty lens, and a wide aperture. The drops were the subject against the soft petals. Continue reading Week 31 (Photographer’s Choice) – Petal Drops
Seating
“Seating” Along the walk, they sit. Rows of seating, a type of rustic amphitheater. A nice place to stop. Continue reading Seating
Week 30 (Circles) – Encircling
“Encircling” This week we were to think creatively using circles. What caught my eye in this image was the way the iron was encircling the glass orb. It leads the viewer into the image with the curves. Continue reading Week 30 (Circles) – Encircling
Kell’s
At the end of the day, it’s the place to be. For high spirits, and alcohol, they really know how to party. And the people are everything. Continue reading Kell’s
Mt. Hood Trillium
The view from the lake is spectacular. Crisp, cool. Not much else is expected when you visit a glacier. Continue reading Mt. Hood Trillium
