Tag: green

Lake Michigan

Cold, blue, green, stormy and snowy are all ways to describe Lake Michigan on this day. I always liked the way the snow built up along the shore in the winter. The snow and ice still has beach under it, but soon it will be reaching out into the water and floating away in cold chunks. Even though the clouds on the horizon looked menacing, but they didn’t produce any of the snow that I was hoping for. They did however allow the lake to show off its many colors!


Three Palms

I’m going to do one more quick and dirty photo from the dreaded camera phone, and then I’ll get back to business. This one is from downtown Sacramento, and heavily processed by one of those ever so clever vintage apps. It works well for this one, giving the palms trees an old California feel and letting them stand out against a modern building in the background. Enjoy!


Fall Ginkgo

This Ginkgo tree was just starting to turn yellow for the fall, and each leaf had a perfect gold edge to it.


Winter Sky in the City

The bare trees in the winter against the constant shape of the buildings in the city. The trees may have leaves, may have snow, or may be just empty branches but the city skyline will always stay the same.


The Trail

This is the trail that leads to Salt Creek Falls in Oregon. It was lightly raining on the day that I took this. It seemed as if there was a constant state of running water on this trail, and you can see that by the way the center of the trail is washed out. The positive side of all of the rain and water is that everything is bright green!


Mud, Grass and Grapes

This photo taken at Karmere Vineyards near Plymouth CA looks more like a painting to me. I liked the way the mud was right next to the grass, and the dark clouds looming in the background.


Graves and Twists

The cemetery at the Presidio in San Francisco is the best view I’ve ever seen from such a somber place.  Everything in the area is just beautiful, but there are some really dramatic slopes and trees in the cemetery.  I love the twists in the trees from the wind as it comes in off of the bay.

This is my 100th post.  Woohoo!

For those wondering why I would post about death for my obviously special 100th post, the truth is it snuck up on me.  I didn’t realize it was the 100th until I had already chosen and processed a photo, so I just decided to go with it!

Salt Creek Falls

I was not looking for Salt Creek Falls.  I was planning a detour after getting rained out of a night of camping.  This gave us some extra time to get to the next spot and I was looking for things to see.  A small sign for Salt Creek Falls was all that it took to get me to stop, and I was greeted by the second highest waterfall in Oregon at 286 ft.


Fields of Green

There are plenty of crazy colors and delicious food items at the Farmer’s Market in San Francisco. I chose to zoom in on this bright green barley grass that was for sale.


Towers and Trees

The Omni Hotel in San Diego is in a great location, close to the ocean and the gas lamp, and surrounded by signature palm trees. This angle allowed me to capture both the trees and the tower together.




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