Fronds

I don't know what it is about water droplets all beaded up on things that I like so much, (Leaves, branches, kiosks, corvettes) but I sure like it. Water like that just looks so natural and clean and refreshing I guess, so I can't pass it up.

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Washington State Ferry at Dusk

Another beautiful day in paradise. It started out sunny and gorgeous, then got greyer and greyer (is that a word?), and then it POURED down rain this afternoon. But by evening it was beautiful again and we just happened along the waterfront when the ferry was coming in.

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Beetle

Here's something else I almost stepped on. I found this little guy on the driveway. He wasn't moving very fast. In fact he wasn't moving at all. Poor little thing was dead when I found him. I didn't realize that until after I'd shot this photo (and a couple others from different angles). I was all impressed that he wasn't camera-shy at all.

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Port of Friday Harbor

Here's a nighttime shot of the port docks from up above at the Legion deck. I forgot my tripod - good thing they had a railing on the deck for me to set the camera on.

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Ground Cover

Probably the best thing about doing a 365 project is how it causes you to really see things around you during the day. I probably would have stepped on this without a second thought if not for this blog. (it's right where I cut through to deliver packages on Mullis Street.)

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Early Spring

These things are everywhere!

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Maddy and Diego

This photo was shot back in February, but I finally got the full size gallery wrap printed to my liking and we can now give it as a gift to our good friend Yvette. This is Madison and Diego who have stayed with us a few times. So now that there is no need for surprises (she reads this blog) I can finally post this for today's photo. Wahoo!

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