“Quality of Light”
Another view of Brice Creek Falls.
“Art of a River”
From a technical standpoint, this is a pretty horrible photo. But I still like the way it evokes the confusion of the water on Brice Creek yesterday.
“Brice Creek Falls”
One of the stops on today’s 16-mile hike. I’m so glad to live in Oregon.
“Confusion”
The gardening sites tell me azaleas bloom in April or May in Zone 8b, where I live. So according to this bush down the road I’ve misplaced at least two months somewhere.
“Forest Plesiosaur”
Prehistoric animal sighting in the fog.
Phone Fatigue
Google just spammed my phone with a list of great new Android features. As usual there is not a single one of them that I have any interest in using. Honestly, the main reason I have an Android phone at all is to have GPS-enabled maps. Oh, and to run the Olympus OI.Share app. I don’t think either of those requires phone service. Perhaps I should cancel the contract, keep the phone as a wifi + GPS device, and get a flip phone for the half dozen phone calls I actually make or take in any given month.
“Echo of a Farm”
I’m pretty sure this bit of ironmongery is an old well head. Now though it’s a lichen farm.
“Winter Remnant”
A gray shot from a very gray day. The structure of trees against sky is a continuing fascination for me.
“Frosting”
Well, actually, fungus. But it sure looks like a poorly-executed cake frosting flower.
“Chomp!”
Perhaps this isn’t one mushroom eating another, but I can’t unsee it.
