Kite flying at the beach
Today’s photo is from our trip to the Oregon coast last spring. Takumi is shown here flying a kite.
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Clouds over Ashland
JPEG version
I always process my .jpg image file separately from my RAW image of the same scene. Usually I delete the version I don’t like as much. With this photo, I couldn’t decide. Which do you like better?
RAW version
Horizontal curves
Looking northwest from the intersection of Terrace and Ashland Loop, today’s photo is a horizontal version of a scene I posted vertically a while back here.
What’s a werewolf to do?
Had a nice full moon the other night. The clouds helped to make things more interesting than a simple full moon though.
Three Sisters
Three Sisters from Bend, Oregon
We went camping in Bend, Oregon for a few nights earlier this month. As part of the “Paulina Plunge Tour” we ate lunch near this burned-out forest with a view of this set of three volcanic peaks called Three Sisters.
An old friend of mine, Nelson, enhanced this photo. If you like his work check out 1 of one photo.
Lake of the Woods
Lake of the Woods, Southern Oregon
Another photo from the archives today… This one is from June of 2009. I took this picture (with my LX3) just before taking the one featured here.
I-5 on the way to Salem
Today’s photo was taken by Ellie on Interstate 5 on the way to Salem, from inside of a moving car, back in May. I’m not sure if that is a rainbow or just glare from the window she was shooting through. In any event, it looks like it was a pretty drive. Oregon has a lot of these kinds of scenes.
Stick around for tomorrow’s entry to find out why Ellie was going to Salem.
Another face of Grizzly Peak
One of my favorite things about driving Ellie to school every morning is seeing this view of Grizzly Peak (from E Main Street between Walker and Wightman). Every day is different–the clouds, the shadows, the level of green (or snow), cows in the field (or not), fog, etc. Today’s photo was yesterday’s view, one of the better ones in my memory so I pulled over to take a picture as I sometimes do.
Ten minutes later, when I got to work, the clouds had lifted and I could see that Grizzly Peak was covered in snow. Grizzly being blanketed in snow is not unusual, but this is June! I don’t think I have ever seen snow on Grizzly in June.
This photo actually looks much better on a big screen. Click on the image after maximizing your browser window for a bigger view.
Crissey Field State Park
This was the view from the place we stayed in Brookings of the northern spit of Crissey Field State Park.
Teletubbyland?
Ashland’s northeast side looks great this time of year with its greening hills and wildflowers. Today’s photo is the view from my daughter’s flute lesson last week. I thought it looked like Teletubbyland, but she pictured Frodo walking over the hill from his abode in The Shire.