Photo-A-Day

Flowering trees and bushes in spring 2018 were just dense with blooms. I had never seen anything like it. Sadly, I only had point and shoot cameras at the time, but I still found some good pictures.

A frosty apple on a brisk fall, almost winter, morning.

From behind South Falls at Silver Falls State Park.

A shot of the North Sister framed by the trees of Central Oregon.

If you look closely, you can see a layer of ice coating the branches.

In between the road and the traintracks I found these bunches of wildflowers.

The North Sister of the Three Sisters mountain stands high above Scott Lake. The Middle Sister is just barely visible behind the forest.

If you look close you can see the spiderwebs that the water droplets are resting on. I wish I had don't a better job focusing and composing this picture, but I still think it's worth sharing.

The flowering plum trees bloom every year at my workplace.

A bunch of yellow ragwort.

One of my first pictures of Alsea Falls near Alpine Oregon.

A simple forest path wandering through the trees.

It was a fun frosty morning for a photographer. Not sure what the plant thought.

A towering cloud formation on a sunny day.

The focus may be terrible, but the mix of colors is very nice.

A blue sky sets off the snow in this shot of a lamppost and tree branch.

A close look at a small pine tree branch.

A few daisies decorate the side of McKenzie Highway.

A straight line leads into the distance.

A cluster of light pink Rhododendrons.

White daisies make up for how grey the fence is.

A whole bunch of clover with larger leaves than you normally see.

These are small little flowers called sun roses.

Redish purple bunches of flowers.

A purple flower.

An Oregon pond taken through some dry grass.

Two clusters of bright, white and red, rhododendrons.

A new leaf.

It's a long way up for any squirrel climbing this tree.

Just a simple close up of some very small flowers.

A pair of pink blossoms nestled close to their tree trunk.

Bright Flowers.

The Cat Life is summed up nicely by Tipper's odd sleeping posture.

A wild tom turkey on Lane Community College's campus.

Rocks, sticks, sand, and shells at the Oregon seaside.

Flowers, what more needs to be said?

Clouds and an amazing blue sky over Lane Community College.

Oregon blue sky and summer brown grass contrast in this picture.

Only the edge of the leaf is sharp, but the droplet of water is still very clear.

Another side of the road picture of Mt. Jefferson dressed in white.

Water droplets decorate these leaves.