There is so much color, light, and reflection to be seen in a close-up view of sea kelp, ocean bubbles, and sand. I never tire of the ever-changing ocean landscape, and up close I find it even more intriguing.
Weekly Photo Challenge: Details
Category: Pacific Northwest
Weekly Photo Challenge: Look Up II
I’m not sure what the sky was doing that night, but we were all looking up!
Weekly Photo Challenge: Look Up
Weekly Photo Challenge: Look Up
Sometimes your point of view makes all the difference.
Weekly Photo Challenge: Look Up
Weekly Photo Challenge: Partners II
A pair of wild iris on the 804 trail in Yachats, Oregon.
Weekly Photo Challenge: Partners
Weekly Photo Challenge: Curve
The visual balance, symmetry and rhythm at this spot created a perfect moment on one morning’s walk.
Taken at the Historic Columbia Gorge Hotel in Hood River, Oregon.
Weekly Photo Challenge: Numbers
Numbers are all around us at home and on the street, in airports and supermarkets, on signs and on our clothes. I can’t wait to see your take on this week’s challenge — what will your numbers show? ~Ben Huberman, The Daily Post
The promise of a sumptuous salad replete with local Oregon blue cheese. Of sweet potato fries. Of just the best fast food ever. And it was. Burgerville.
Taken during the 2015 Columbia Gorge Fiber Festival.
Weekly Photo Challenge: Numbers
Weekly Photo Challenge: Jubilant
Wild daisies, with open, trusting faces, dance freely in coastal breezes – jubilant.
Weekly Photo Challenge: Earth
Here’s my contribution to this week’s photo challenge, Earth. It’s a bit of a macro view…I find it interesting to see all of the things that “earth” comprises.
Weekly Photo Challenge: Abstract
Here’s my contribution to this week’s photo challenge, Abstract. Taken in downtown Salem.
The challenge:
This week, turn the concrete and familiar into something new and mysterious.
~ Ben Huberman, The Daily Post
Wordless Wednesday: Hood River
A brief Wordless Wednesday this week, thinking of one of my favorite places – full of outdoorsy adventure, awesome weather (dreaming of the summer heat at the moment), gracious residents, and a terrific yarn shop – Hood River.
knit equals joy 