Who could resist this image? Not I.
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Last images from beach four, along the west coast of the Olympic penninsula. More images from my Seattle trip tomorrow. Have a great evening folks.
river weeds
Even the weeds in the rivers are pretty here in Seattle. I can’t get over how green this state is. After the Ohio drought, it’s really easy on the eyes.
Flying home today. Looking forward to sleeping in my own bed. Have a great day all of you fine folks.
jodiism
Texting with my lovely wife when she tells me there is a badminton scandal. The Chinese have been throwing matches. Jodi wants to know why somebody would do that and how the matches stay lit when they throw them.
I love her so.
tidal pools
Another image from the beach on Sunday morning. This one is of the rocks and tidal pools. The sun was just clearing the trees and sand cliffs behind me. I can’t begin to describe how wonderful the ocean smelled or the sound of the waves. You will just have to use your imaginations.
Have a wonderful Tuesday folks. Tomorrow is a travel day back to Ohio. One more day of remarkably good meetings and maybe some evening photography tonight.
driftwood
Yesterday, I waded in the Pacific for the first time in many years. It really felt great to be there. I had the beach to myself for over an hour. This was my first stop in a 14 hour marathon that encircled the entire Olympic peninsula in a single day.
More pictures to come. But, first, I did come out here for work and I have meetings to go to. People to meet. All great stuff.
travel day
Today is a travel day. I am off to t for two days of business meetings on Monday and Tuesday. However, tomorrow is a day all to my self and I am going to explore the Hoh Rain forrest in the Olympic National Park.
Posting will be spotty for the next few days. However, just think about what gorgeous images I will be bringing you from the Seattle area. I am so good to you!
blue winged beauty
wee miss h gets some credit
Remember this portrait of me from a few weeks back? I was going though some images when I came across a picture that I tookt he same day. What sparked the connection is the little girl in the image I found was the same little girl that asked for my camera and took this image of me.
So, here is to Miss H. Sometimes I forget just how surprisingly good our younger photographers can be. Thank you Miss H. for reminding me.
where pots go to die
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