There was something about this long delicate fern in the middle that really drew me. Seemed like a ballet dancer in amongst the throng.
Ferns in Prairie Creek
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My Jungley Garden is Entrancing
Oh, it’s fun to live in the wilds of Humboldt County. You never know what you’re going to see.
The Iris that Ate Milwaukee
Gahan Wilson wrote a book in 1971 called “I Paint What I See.” No wonder I’m a Chthulu fanboy.
Two Receptions this Weekend
On Saturday, 6-9pm …
Click on image for a Where’s Waldeau experience.
On Sunday, from 1-4pm …
440 Pounds of Paint
is what Marc Chagall used to paint this 30 foot wide ceiling piece in the Palais Garnier.
Modoc Indian Wars
Imagine crouching in a hole in lava rock, 110˚ heat, outnumbered 10 to 1 by people hating you, all of them shooting rifles at you, and there to the west is snow-covered Mt. Shasta.
Suminagashi Mossy Rocks
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What’s going on here?
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Wait out the wet; Spring’s coming
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Rough & Ready Creek, Oregon
My last photo shoot of 2016 was at one of my favorite places, Rough and Ready Creek near Cave Junction, Oregon. Pam Cone and I took a day trip up there a couple of days ago. I’d been talking about it for years. The temperature was a couple degrees above freezing. We were prepared and didn’t feel it. The day before, where I’m standing was under water. Great timing! There is high fog in this picture and the mountains in the background are obscured.
Happy New Year!
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