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Category Archives: winter
Trees and Trees
From another dog walk near a “country club” golf course…
Posted in black and white, duluth, minnesota, winter, woods
Tagged duluth, golfcourse, minnesota, monotone, pentax, pentaxk1, photography, trees
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Trump Gives Middle Finger to Climate, Earth, and Earth’s Inhabitants While Profit Junkies Mainline Wall Street.
That’s about all there is to say. Time to do something about this disaster. For your viewing pleasure, the rapidly melting Mendenhall Glacier…
Posted in Alaska, mountains, photography, rainforest, Tongass, Uncategorized, winter
Tagged alaska, climate change, glacier, ice, juneau, landscapes, mendenhall, photography, scenic
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Shortcuts, Missed Trails, Soft Light, Woody Scenes
Dear Diary, I found a shortcut today, one of those little paths you notice but never take for some reason. We’ve lived here for three years and have, like most people in the neighborhood, taken advantage of easy access to … Continue reading
Posted in photography, Uncategorized, winter, woods
Tagged dog walk, golf course, light, Paths not taken, photography, Snow, soft light, trees, winter, woods
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Goats on The Rocks
We’ve had some sunny, cold weather lately and the lake below Mendenhall Glacier is frozen enough to walk on (as long as you stay away from thin spots–two people fell in on Christmas). On the 26th I walked across the … Continue reading
Posted in Alaska, Juneau, photography, winter
Tagged alaska, juneau, mountain goats, photography, wildlife, winter
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Two From The Neighborhood
We are in one of those extended, cold, dry crunchy periods, with at least a few hours of good photography light in the middle of the day… The valley features zero-lot housing (the conjoined twins of realty) and some spectacular views of … Continue reading
Posted in Alaska, architecture, housing, Juneau, mountains, photography, winter
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