Showing posts with label Pacific Northwest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pacific Northwest. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 24, 2011

Day 114 and Aunt and Ant ...

If I were in Clearwater, FL, I would have photographs of the birthday gal, Aunt Helen, but alas, I am on the wrong coast. Happy Birthday, Helen!

Instead, I'm going a little "buggy" today, in more ways than one.

For example, I took this photograph of rhoddies, not even noticing the ant so prominently in the shot. I guess it just goes to prove that we see what we want, or that we see what they think we're seeing. Yes?

Havin' fun in the Pacific Northwest ... at least for another week!

05-24-2011


Tuesday, May 10, 2011

Day 100 ... Wow!

And so it continues ... no camera today, but took some shots with my iPhone. Within a month I'll be in the dusty, arid Western Slope of Colorado, so I'm soaking up all of the mossy, lichen, moisture Pacific Northwest stuff that I can.

Here are today's selections. I've cropped them just a bit and they don't like to be messed with too much  ...

05-10-2011




Tuesday, April 5, 2011

Foliage and 365 ...

I almost shut down my computer and headed home, but remembered NO ACCESS AT HOME, so I'll quickly share with you today's Project 365 offerings.

It was messy out this morning, but sunshine poked through in the late afternoon. When the sun comes out I notice all sorts of little plants and things, all co-existing and thriving here in the Pacific Northwest.

Today's photos are a sample of foliage from pine cones and fern, to delicate little spring flowers I don't know the name of, to bamboo!

04-05-2011



Tuesday, March 15, 2011

All is Right and Another 365

It's spring! Well, it will be Sunday, officially. But crocus don't know from officially. They just pop up out of the cold soil when it's right. And this is all right with me!

03-15-2011

Rainy Day Crocus

Monday, February 28, 2011

Project 365 and a story to be told ...

I uploaded to http://www.kweststudio8.etsy.com/  a photograph I took today. It was just a view looking through some trees to the forest beyond, but ...

I used a film grain filter on my photograph, because I wanted to heighten an ambience.

Here's the description I included on Etsy:

There's a tale to accompany this photograph, as it hints of something to be encountered beyond the clearing. The view through the canopy of branches, into the open clearing, and the darkness of the woods beyond enhance some inexplicable anticipation. You feel it, don't you.
02-28-2011

Beyond the Clearing


Wednesday, January 19, 2011

Project 365

01-19-11

Uploaded just in the nick of time. Still a bit o'time before it's tomorrow. Wandered around this afternoon and came across this. It wasn't what I had anticipated seeing in a tree in the Pacific Northwest, but heck, why not?

I'm including this one, too. There was something about all the little bare twigs at all different angles that intrigued me.