On par with Holland for cool and damp, it’s perfect for growing bulbs and is our country’s largest bulb growing area.
The best part of a day is often what’s not planned. In this case, my first time eating fermented tea leaves.
Few pictures, but four new places to me on our photo safari to Tacoma.
I’m still very enamored with the plastic lens and these speak to the inherent heat and dust in Baja and its physicality in way that a straight shot would not.
Victoria’s reputation as an pale substitute for Ye Olde England and a favored destination for traveling neophytes on package holidays had, unfortunately, biased me against traveling here. I’ve been finding Victoria, at least in the off-season, a delightful and relaxing weekend trip.
This movie is from our weekend drive across most of Washington made with a series of still shots. The movie starts shortly after leaving Spokane and stops abruptly in the I-90 tunnel entering Seattle.
I recently picked up a new fixed lens for my camera, a standard 50 mm that on the digital gives a bit of zoom effect. I’ve not mentioned it before as I’ve not had either much time or much success shooting with it.
I recently started organizing and tagging my pictures in Aperture and am learning some tricks there to speed up my processing of them. With many new ways to see my photos, it’s making me want to spend some more time with my camera.
