Feeding the Creek

Over the Edge

Gate to No Where

The fog is completely treachurous, especially when it comes to photography but I just couldn't help but give this image a go. This is my backyard and as you can see from the image, the other side of the fence is lots of trees and wild blackberries. But I love the worn coloring on the fence and the effect the fog created. It's not the most spectacular shot... full of flaws.. but I think all those flaws are what contributes to the character of the piece.

From 3MW Studio...

Whatcom Falls

The other day it was extremely fogging and raining, but I decided I would go out for a few minutes and see what I could photograph. The fog made it very difficult to photograph much because my flash would bounce back too much, but I did manage to find a small pocket of clear air and photographed this... Happy Christmas Eve!

Winter Fringe

By the Lake

Early Morning

A Light Dusting

December Lace

First Snow

Still

The Ferns

It has been super cold out all week. So cold that we're breaking temperature records. However, I did notice an interesting thing... the ferns growing around Lake Padden seem to be thriving in this deep chill. Normally ferns like more temperate weather, but these babies are a brilliant, bright green, thick, and lush. Go figure!

Padden Reflections

December Day

Reflective Moment

Chasing the Moon

Last night was the biggest moon I've ever seen. Our family calls these types of full moons "Moonstrucks" because people are struck by the magic of the moon. It was so close, I felt certain I could touch it. So, last night I went on the chase - trying to capture the moon as the sun was setting. Unfortunately, this image doesn't capture the awesome size the moon appeared to be, but it still - in my humble opinion - turned out to be a great shot.

Bare