This is one of the trees in Memorial Park that I was hoping to catch the fall colors on last weekend. I think this one may be even more striking in silhouette.
CAPTURING THE BEAUTIFUL, THE MUNDANE, AND THE EXTRAORDINARY IN THE CITY OF SUBDUED EXCITEMENT
Showing posts with label bare tree. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bare tree. Show all posts
Thursday, November 8, 2012
Friday, April 15, 2011
Skywatch Friday: Sunset Through a Tree
the wispy tree
lays her spindled fingers lightly
over the sun
caressing it like a departing lover
she can't wait to see again
This is my last post until Monday, because we're headed to nearby Birch Bay for a teensy little camping getaway. Hopefully we'll have decent weather and I'll return with some lovely photos to share.
Send warm weather thoughts our way, and happy weekend to all!
Monday, April 11, 2011
Doting Parent
This stately mother/father is always somewhere nearby her/his nest at the edge of Whatcom Falls Park. This was taken across the street at Bloedel Donovan Park-- still within an eagle-eyed view of her/his babies.
Thursday, January 20, 2011
The Old Oak Tree
Walking down Knox Avenue in Fairhaven the other day, we saw this sign. It touched my heart-- in a world that generally can't tear down old things and put up new stuff fast enough, here was a sweet family who cherished their old oak tree, and recognized that their neighbors did, too. Goodbye, old oak tree! You will be missed, but I suspect not many oak trees are as loved as you are.
Thursday, January 13, 2011
Marine Park at Dusk
A steady stream of silhouettes
parade up and down the railroad tracks--
color leaching away as the sun sets
turning reds and blues and greens to black.
parade up and down the railroad tracks--
color leaching away as the sun sets
turning reds and blues and greens to black.
Friday, December 24, 2010
Skywatch Friday: Waiting for St. Nick
This chimney, silhouetted against a wintry sunset, waits patiently for Santa Claus to come visit.
I took this picture on Wednesday, December 22, at 3:55 PM. The sun sank below the horizon at 4:16 PM, but gave us 2 more seconds of daylight than the previous day, the shortest day of the year. Longer days are already here! ;-)

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