My lil duck statues in the backyard were almost covered in a snow drift. They’re thawing out.
Duck Drift
Category: Art
Downward snow dog.
My father LOVED junkyard art. He brought these dogs everywhere he moved. They weren’t my thing. HOWEVER–when he moved to the nursing home and I sold or gave away most of his things I brought these home.
They bring me great unexpected joy…
Whenever I see them, their expressions remind me of my quirky ol papa smiling from above.
Our Welcome Elk
Our elk still has his Xmas red nose. He gets decorated every year.
Before you come to this sign on hwy 101, there are warning signs that are activated by collars if the elk herd gets within 20 yards of the hwy. I haven’t seen the herd cross but the sign definitely goes off now and then.
The herd definitely comes down into the valley to munch on the open farmlands.
Lawn Art is very popular in Sequim–and creative!
What a Gate!
This gate is at Troll Haven at Bandy Farms just outside of Sequim near Discovery Bay.
Macro Mania
For the next month most of the photos will from my fellow Digital Artist Group friends. I am moving my father-in-law in a different city and then have some medical stuff of my own to take care of. So enjoy the work of my VERY TALENTED friends!
High Key Cranes
I went to Bosque del Apache NM to study under Lisa Langell a brilliant creative photographer. One of our tasks was to learn how to shoot in “high Key” where you deliberately make the background completely white to separate your subject.