I know you're not supposed to look directly in to the sun but do you suppose it's okay if your camera does and then you look? Look at your own risk. No filters, no photoshop; just pure natural color.
Showing posts with label pacific northwest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pacific northwest. Show all posts
Monday, May 17, 2010
Monday, May 10, 2010
Air Tussle
With just a quick glance out the window this morning, I was completely distracted by eagles flying in from every direction! By the time I got down to the canal there were more than eagles perched on the rocks. They were clearly in two separate groups and there were still eagles calling from the trees behind me. It was quite a sight to see.
This image is of the group on the South side of the entrance to the cove.
This image is of the group on the South side of the entrance to the cove.
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And this is the North side of the entrance. They may be difficult to spot in the rocks, but there are four in the lower portion of the rocks.click image to enlarge
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Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Whale Report and Pictures April 27
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Ebey Everlasting
Ebey Everlasting
Ebey is a National Reserve on Whidbey island and also happens to be the nations first historical reserve. It is home to 400 historical buildings and also contains numerous working farms that provide acres of beautiful fields. It is truly a sight to be seen!
This photograph is available as a card or a print on paper or canvas. Click here to see available options.
Thanks for stopping by,
Sandy
Ebey is a National Reserve on Whidbey island and also happens to be the nations first historical reserve. It is home to 400 historical buildings and also contains numerous working farms that provide acres of beautiful fields. It is truly a sight to be seen!
This photograph is available as a card or a print on paper or canvas. Click here to see available options.
Thanks for stopping by,
Sandy
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