From sculptured gardens to underground caverns, ancient redwoods, an engineering marvel, and a classic Western panorama — I can only identify one or two of this week’s images, but I’m still enjoying the photographic tour of the western United States!
Our hike out to Rattlesnake Bar revealed all sorts of abundant spring growth in a wide variety of colors and shapes — including some giant-sized poison oak!
My entry for Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge this week. I tried to choose images of two places that are very different and yet contain some visual similarities.
The Daily Post Weekly Photo Challenge for the week of April 25, 2018. As you look through your lens this week, pay attention to lines.
This weekend we will be observing not only Earth Day (Sunday, April 22) but also the anniversary of the birth of John Muir (Saturday, April 21), who is often called the “patron saint of the American wilderness.” So this week I’ve chosen an episode of California’s Gold in which Huell has a fascinating conversation with John Muir with the beauty […]
This week my images all center around water — rivers, lakes, harbors, and coastlines.
I can positively identify only one of the locations in this week’s images (see above), but I’d be happy if anyone else has any ideas. Still, I have to say I’m really enjoying the more realistic colors I’m now getting!