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A blog about Rachel Wilhelm and the results of her love of both photography and animals.
At least Byron posts pictures. There are a few guys who feel the need to comment on everyone elses pictures, but rarely, if ever, post their own
Chuck Nohara blocks for May! My knitting is progressing well... In fact I have cast off and am now on the back! ...
A series of essays..... A GRANDDAUGHTER'S PERSPECTIVE AND TALENT ~EASTER GREETINGS TO EVERYONE~ ......as seen through my eyes! ...
As promised, here are more random sketches from my Monologue Basics sketchbook… I deviated from my usual technique in this marigold sketch. Instead of doing a line drawing, then painting light, medium, and dark glazes of color, I did a quick initial freehand painting with watercolor, then, after the paint had dried, I did my […]
More sharpie doodles
Shishi- these are all over Japan. When mouths are open they let in good spirits. When mouths are closed they keep out the bad.
This point on Shi Shi Beach overlooking the Point of Arches is accessed after hiking in 3 ¼ miles from the trailhead (Green Trails map #98S). As an aside, part of this trail is on the Makah Indian Reservation (the first 1 ¾ miles), and to park at the trailhead, one needs to purchase a Makah Tribe Recreational Use Permit while in Neah Bay, Washington, which in 2009 was only $10.00. This photo was taken with a tripod-mounted DSLR (digital single lens reflex) camera set at ISO 100 and f/8 using a wide-angle zoom lens (12 to 24). GPS: Approximate location, latitude 48° 15' 05.14" N, longitude 124° 41' 27.15" W. Keywords: Olympic National Park, National Park, Makah Indian Reservation, Ocean, Beach, Sea Stacks, Sunset, Nature, Landscape, Reflection, Water, and USA.
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One of the best sunsets at one of the world's best wild beaches. Point of Arches at Shi-Shi Beach, Olympic National Park, Washington, USA A 0.6 GND filter was used for three photos, later stitched with Autostitch. Brightness levels have been adjusted from the -1 stop exposed originals. Added to the Cream of the Crop pool as "personal favorite."
A landscape favorite and fall blooming Camellia 'Shi Shi Gashira' has been named a LA Super Plant for 2010.
