…I posted this image:
Leaving Vancouver
It was one of my first images from an Alaskan (Vancouver to Seward) cruise. How quickly time flies – it already feels like it was two or more years…
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One Year Ago, on Flickr…
Sunday, August 8th, 2010
One Year Ago, on this site…
Thursday, August 5th, 2010…I was on vacation, and had some pre-recorded images posted. This one was the post at that time:
A sun-kissed tree
Blue and Gold
Tuesday, August 3rd, 2010A recent favorite, originally posted on Flickr:
Blue and Gold
Not bad for an itty-bitty camera…
Rolling Hills, in Black and White
Saturday, June 19th, 2010Along the lines of yesterday’s post: another pair of pictures that bear comparing between the color and B&W versions. I trust you can tell the difference:
Rolling Kohala Hills
Rolling Kohala Hills, B&W
First (underwater) Photo with the G11
Friday, June 4th, 2010As with any camera, you have to start somewhere. What you see here is the very first (sans flash, I’m afraid) photo that I took with the G11. Light courtesy of Pauline with Mike Severns Diving: they use high-power lights under water.
White-tipped Reef Shark, Molokini
Not a bad way to start, no?
Today
Saturday, April 24th, 2010
Today
It’s beautiful out, and the grass is just starting to turn green finally.
That is, where there isn’t any snow…
A Couple of Days Ago
Saturday, April 24th, 2010
Snowing, Again
Look closely at the trees (click for a closer view) and you’ll see that snow was falling. Hard. This was me, on a jog. And this is a lake still frozen over.
Winter will never end.
Then and Now
Thursday, April 22nd, 2010Some people have noticed that we recently had a dump of snow in mid-April, and it appears that they think that this is late in the year for such antics. It isn’t late: it’s not all that unusual, in fact. The subject did cause me to think back, wondering what it was like last year at this time.
In retrospect, I suppose it’s not that different from now. We still have snow on the same trails, but only slightly more. The streets are about as bare as last year, perhaps slightly less. Click to continue »
Turn, Turn, Turn
Monday, April 19th, 2010Skiing is officially over for the year:
Skiing is over
Finally.
Edit: technically, not really. I checked out the trails & they’re actually passable, if barely. You just have to walk back a ways. It’s raining right now though, so it’ll probably be toast by tomorrow. I should also point out: if you go higher up in elevation, you can definitely still ski.
Falling Away into Decay
Sunday, April 11th, 2010
Decay