The clouds have breaks when I am taking this, and the sun lights up the cliffs far across the water. Caught with the help of a zoom lens.
distant shore

The clouds have breaks when I am taking this, and the sun lights up the cliffs far across the water. Caught with the help of a zoom lens.
For Wordless Wednesday.
My daughter and I hiked the beach on Saturday. The eagles were out. We saw three at once, two juveniles and an adult. Earlier we saw an adult flying and a juvenile flying. There were either three or five or more.
I watch for them in the trees. Big dark lumps that the zoom lens can parse. This is at full zoom so we were not close. But we were walking around Point Hudson indirectly closer.
For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: halcyon.
Are our memories accurate or do they fool us? Halcyon memories. I really like this photograph but it fools us a bit…. I am zoomed in very far trying to capture the sun breaking through the clouds. The picture is much more dramatic then where I was really standing. I can fool myself….
For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: sublime.
My daughter was home from noon Saturday until 3 pm Sunday. We took two beach walks in between her spending most of her time studying.
I zoomed in with my cell phone trying to figure out what the tiny gold boat on the horizon is. We thought either a light colored boat or a barge of sawdust…. It rained all Saturday night and some of Sunday and some of the time on the beach. But we had sun too.
This is looking north from North Beach, towards Vancouver Island.
Taken of the Olympic Mountains from Port Townsend earlier this year.
For Wordless Wednesday.
Three happy things today: Birds!
Not a great photograph, right? I like it, partly because it was such a challenge. Still on the big island of Hawaii, we spot two very small birds building a nest. I am zoomed all the way in and holding the camera up to catch a glimpse when one flies in. They are very quick and there is lots of greenery in the way!
I am happy about brains. No, I am not a zombie, I don’t eat them, I just like that my work engages my mind. I learn new things daily from patients, from specialists, from looking up engaging questions! Medicine is changing continuously and I am grateful to be part of it. (Ok, I am not grateful that insurance companies are increasing prior authorization exponentially.)
I am happy about beauty. Here is another glimpse of our small nest builders and we think we’ve identified them.
I think that this is a common waxbill, also not a native bird. Either that or a black-rumped waxbill but neither of us got a good shot of the back. Hooray for spring and nests.
Taken fall of 2016. I was looking for a photograph for today’s Daily Prompt, and found this instead. Please permit me to use it.
From Saturday, at Lake Whatcom, taken with a zoom in the snow.
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