It’s easy to see why the immenseness of the sky has been an inspiration for artists and poets, inventors and explorers since the first human looked up. (Evening sky in Seattle.)
Category: Nature
Good Morning, Seattle!
Ahhh … the day begins with beauty. View from deck looking out over Lake Washington.
Puget Sounds of Silence
There’s something about watching the sun break through the clouds that restores peace. Like being in a chapel.
Oil Painting
The color and feel of this photo reminds me of the French landscapes by Corot.
Coastal Beauty
Nothing like a walk on the beach to soothe the soul. Haystack Rock is still majestic after all these years.
Storm Warning
I adore the drama of storm clouds. So fierce and powerful! This sky was captured in Mt. Vernon, WA just as I was headed into town.
Tulip Time
Even under cloudy skies, the petals are vibrant.
March Sky
Snow geese head to the bay from the potato fields of Skagit Valley.
Watercolors
A light mist in the air following heavy rain creates a watercolor look to the fall trees. A city street becomes a Monet!
Black on Brown
Winter scenes like this one always remind me of my childhood pen and ink sketches.
Morning Migration
They come like waves of ribbons across the sky. Rows of wings. Shape-shifting in flight. Forming first circles then lines then arches. A mesmerizing choreographyย only they can do. Instinctive. Fleeting. Inspiring.
Sunrise at 25 Degrees
Frigid morning temps are easier to take when you awake to this view.