So glad to hear that...but your wet season isn't over yet, is it? I read an author, Ridley Pearson, who often writes about your area...well Seattle anyway. He calls November to March your "rinse cycle". :)
Hi, I popped over from Randy's blog in Santa Fe. I've actually never been to Bellingham, but it's somewhere I've always wanted to visit. I probably couldn't live there, though.... I'm one of those people that need more sunlight! Off to check out some of your older posts!
So glad to hear that...but your wet season isn't over yet, is it? I read an author, Ridley Pearson, who often writes about your area...well Seattle anyway. He calls November to March your "rinse cycle". :)
ReplyDeleteHi, I popped over from Randy's blog in Santa Fe. I've actually never been to Bellingham, but it's somewhere I've always wanted to visit. I probably couldn't live there, though.... I'm one of those people that need more sunlight! Off to check out some of your older posts!
ReplyDeleteYou can even make sandbags look good. With all the water in the wrong places all over the world you would think the ocean would be getting shallower.
ReplyDeleteAn interesting composition. The sandbags give it such weight. Amazing what can be done with a two-dimensional image.
ReplyDeleteI hope you don't have to use them. I think they photograph lovely just where they're at.
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