Winter shapes

The more years I experience the Pacific Northwest the more deeply I peer into winter. The first winter here all I saw were bare twigs, colorless landscapes and the ubiquitous evergreens. These days my camera is teaching me to better curate what I take in.

Take this corkscrew hazelnut, or Harry Lauders walking stick. It’s an interesting and pretty plant when it has leaves. But winter brings out its gorgeous architecture.

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