Views of Sequim, the Olympic Peninsula. . .and beyond
Happy New Year!
The photo challenge today for City Daily Photo participants is “Photo of the Year.” Mine captures a winter view of one of my favorite walking spots at Dungeness Recreation Area. I have a few other favorites I’ll show you in coming days.
Click here to see shots that other photographers from around the world have chosen as their Photo of the Year.
Ok. I’ll admit to cheap metaphor, especially on the last day of 2014. But I like sunsets. And as the days got shorter and shorter it seemed like they were rolling around mighty fast this month. Get up, have breakfast. Do stuff. Have lunch. What? The sun’s setting already??
Goodbye, 2014!
And now it’s time for resolutions to welcome in a new year. I think I’ll work on getting up a little earlier. Try to see more daylight before the next sunset rolls around. How about you? What’s on your list?
There’s always something that could readily be edited from a year’s events. I can easily think of a few. But all in all 2014 has been a fun ride.
This photo is a repost from last summer’s Clallam County Fair.
It wasn’t fog…and it wasn’t raining, exactly. It certainly wasn’t dry. But if the shrubbery is dense enough the colors can be pretty this time of year in a misty, hazy sort of way.
The canvas says, “This window is empty.” No. It isn’t. There’s a canvas in it that says “This window is empty.” But then you could get all deep and wonder what window is being referenced. Or whether the canvas is a window of sorts. Or you could just take a picture of it because it’s mildly amusing.
This window was in Oregon. Maybe they just look at things differently there.
Yesterday’s post reminded me of this sign that I saw in Seattle earlier this year.
Woof?
And the holidays aren’t over yet…