Views of Sequim, the Olympic Peninsula. . .and beyond
This photo of mine was EXPERTLY edited by my friend Barbara Lippert. (my original photo can be seen below. I have a group of friends that get together every Monday. We often take one photo and all do our own creative edits and then share them. It’s amazing how all of our creative minds work differently. I think Barbara’s take was amazing!
Elephants can cause a lot of damage, and you certainly need to yield and give them a wide berth. But they are very smart creatures and such a joy to observe. I had the pleasure of photographing this one in Tanzania.
This cute lil guy was holding on tight to my plants during a windy rainstorm.
What do you do when the “friendly” donky decides he’s going to move you into the river….break out your trusty tripod of course!
This cow is the only fuzzy cow in the field that I ride by often. Just makes you want to pet him.
These two goats just off the Olympic Discovery Trail are always vying for who gets to be King!
My husband took this shot of me taking a shot of the cows who would NOT let us go on the trail. If you look at the steep pitch of the mountains you can see why we didn’t want to walk around. The only way to the train was forward, so we just had to be patient and make friends with them.