I took this in the early morning last week. I love all the layers of water, reflections, boats and sky….
Boats and sky
I took this in the early morning last week. I love all the layers of water, reflections, boats and sky….
Taken this past weekend.
For Wordless Wednesday.
Taken summer 2015 camping.
This is for photrabloggers Mundane Monday #44. After a too exhausting trip back east, I lay on the couch to conserve energy for concerts Friday, Saturday and Sunday. I return to signs of spring, inside and outside. This is the front south facing window from lying on the couch….
This is for photrablogger’s Mundane Monday #43, I think….doing this on a smart phone.
I love the light coming from inside…
Another tree picture from a recent walk in the woods. It’s the water that the moss is holding that fascinates me. I feel nurtured, too, by the complexity of just this one tree trunk, picture of bark and moss and the complexity of the color and pattern. People are just as complicated. I remind myself that we underestimate complexity all the time and that nature is far far more complex than our understanding.
This is for photrablogger’s Mundane Monday Challenge #42. In contrast to the beautiful pattern repeat in his photograph, with a person made structure, I choose this photo, from yesterday. In the Pacific Northwest, we are in the cold wet season: but the moss loves it. And the tree is alive and seems to welcome this water loving, water holding friend….
Sun this morning, after driving my son early to catch his bus back to college, through patches of fog with the tops of trees rising like islands, like tree orcas, like mysterious whales, out of the fog as the sun rose.
This is for photrablogger’s Mundane Monday Challenge #40. I took this in Wenatchee when we were staying at the Red Lion. The light in the early morning through the angular windows contrasting with the curved tables and chairs….
Frosty and 26 degrees F this morning, with fog rising off the water….
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