Views of Sequim, the Olympic Peninsula. . .and beyond
Our air quality has not improved lately. The fires in Oregon have fed a huge plume of smoke off the coast that has blown north to us. Our air quality is classified somewhere between “very unhealthy” and “hazardous.” If COVID-19 weren’t keeping us home, this certainly is.
It is devastating to think of the disruption to lives, property, and the beautiful wildlands of the west. I hope you’ll keep the first responders and those affected in your prayers.
Cows seem very expressive to me. And the long, long eyelashes! I caught this one mid-chew.
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This was taken near a small harbor last November on the island of Terceira in the Portuguese Azores Islands. The light on Terceira formed strong memories.
Fires in eastern Washington — and even Siberia — are shedding smoke onto the Olympic Peninsula. Smoke particulates are at an unhealthy level and the sky is a yellow grey. Some bright colors seem refreshing about now.
Life is disrupted right now. I’m not sure how soon I may be consistent with my posting again.
Here’s a shot of part of the Seattle skyline I took on a hazy day last May.
Local lambs have gotten haircuts. These two are part of a small flock. Most are more interested in eating than saying hello to local photographers.
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The light wasn’t good but it was a curious sort of tableaux.