We bid adieu to February by trying to create a family portrait on a blustery day. We were less than 100 percent successful.
Back on Thursday. And again, thank you for visiting.
We bid adieu to February by trying to create a family portrait on a blustery day. We were less than 100 percent successful.
Back on Thursday. And again, thank you for visiting.
A profile photo of Stella. Senior dog, forever dog.
I raced a thunderstorm today, getting home mere minutes before it arrived with a brief downpour and small hail.
It was a fine day to be outside, to be a dog, to be Fitzi.
We spent a good amount of time outside last weekend; temperatures were at or above all-time February highs. We moved out to a corner of the yard to catch the last bit of late afternoon sun, and brought the dog bed out.
When we decided to go inside, Achilles was not ready to leave his spot.
The site has been changed a little.
I tuned the ‘About me’ a bit.
This page, the home page, will remain focussed on a photo and a comment.
I’ve added a new page titled ‘Comments’ which will be updated as I see fit. I will comment a lottle more deeply on topics that capture my attention. It will feature content that captures my attention.
A tip of the hat to danicapiche, whose website refresh inspired me. Thank you!
Photographing a black dog can be challlenging. I think this informal portrait of Fitzi is acceptable.
Fitzi invited Achilles to play and Achilles accepted the invitation. By the time I got the iPad booted and camera app started they were winding down; they still danced so quickly that I only captured two blurs.
Not a political reference. It is a reference to how, from bottom to top, the bush, low grey stratocumulus and higher cirrus clouds, contrail, and hydro line added interest to to this lovely afternoon view and my attempt to capture it.
Field and bush await spring’s bustling, almost hectic renewal. For now, they slumber through late winter quiet time.
I will return on Thursday. Blessings to you.