
I shot this on a bike ride to the top of Hurricane Ridge. I was afraid if I stopped to shoot it, I might never get going again. However is was at one of the few dips on the way up and it was so beautiful with the clouds dropping in.
Views of Sequim, the Olympic Peninsula. . .and beyond
I shot this on a bike ride to the top of Hurricane Ridge. I was afraid if I stopped to shoot it, I might never get going again. However is was at one of the few dips on the way up and it was so beautiful with the clouds dropping in.
I got a new point and shoot camera that I’ve been told, can put up with my antics. It’s snow proof, cold proof, sand proof, water proof. So I can take it all the places I enjoy going. It doesn’t have much zoom, but the best camera is the one you have with you right?
And I never tire of these views during my bike rides.
Miss Bon Bon (my siberian) LOVES the snow. She doesn’t get to see it often here in Sequim. But it seems like every two years she get a week to exercise her full Siberian-ness. (I know my high school english teacher is rolling in her grave at my grammar…sorry Mrs. Persons.)
We had a VERY white Christmas here this year with 10 inches initially and about two more this week with temperatures in the teens–and THAT is very unusual.
Having worked in hospitals treating head injuries for over 20 years, I’ve seen the aftermath of way too many car accidents…especially on New Year’s eve. Stay safe everyone!
These shots were taken using intentional camera motion. FUN to play with.
I just needed a pop of color today and a reminder that spring with all its colors is just around the bend.
This is one of many Horse ranches in Sequim Valley.