Sometimes sunset doesn’t have to be in technicolor to be noteworthy.
Category: Photos by Kay
This old barn
If I’m not mistaken, this is one of the older barns in this area. It doesn’t look that way. Like any building – especially one that sees much use and wear – it has needed care and maintenance. That it is standing and looks darned good is a testament to the stewardship of the farmers who have owned it.
It’s one of those barns that deserves perfect light on a perfect day for a just right shot. Others have gotten photos of it just so. I hope I will too one of these days.
Wouldn’t it be nice?
Seen in Seattle.
The purple vibe
Here are more of the purple touches the City Fathers have installed in downtown Sequim. Sit awhile and contemplate lavender, Sequim’s signature crop. And if you’re inspired, the Purple Haze all-things-lavender retail shop is just across the street. You can probably smell it from here.
Sunday sunset
A sublime sunset was made even nicer by a subtle but lovely halo around the sun.
Where are you?
“Yeah, I know. You’ll be right back. You know where I’ll be? Right here. Waiting.”
Color layers
I know we’ve officially made it to spring but here’s something I’ll concede to liking about winter: I like the colors of the landscape around the marshes at Dungeness Recreation Area. The bleached golden grasses, the blue sheen of water, burgundy stripe of wild roses, grey green of lichen in the winter bare trees, and the scruff of evergreen that dots above. And when it comes around, I love the blue sky. The grass is starting its rebirth now. You can see it mixing fresh growth amid the gold.