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Tag Archives: cell phone photography

a wet day in the woods

It was raining hard yesterday, but the maples were glowing against the dark trees and low clouds.

Posted byadminOctober 21, 2016October 21, 2016Posted inNatureTags:cell phone photography, fog, forestLeave a comment on a wet day in the woods

January 21, 2015

A few photos from yesterday’s walk at the Port of Skagit trail system. Sometimes I get frustrated with my cell phone camera, other times I’m happily surprised with its quality. This was a mix.

Posted byadminJanuary 22, 2015Posted inNatureTags:cell phone photography, SkagitLeave a comment on January 21, 2015

slough view

Just a glimpse onto Edison Slough from the back courtyard of Slough Food a couple of weeks ago. It was a raw day, damp and blustery, but the light was beautiful.

Posted byadminDecember 11, 2013Posted inNatureTags:cell phone photography, SkagitLeave a comment on slough view

white and gold

This row of trees in Bakerview Park was dropping leaves like rain in the cold still air of yesterday’s freeze. I love them in all their golden tones, but I also love converting autumn photographs into black and white, because the leaves becomes wonderfully white and ghostly.

Posted byadminNovember 21, 2013November 21, 2013Posted inFlowers & Plants, NatureTags:autumn color, cell phone photography, monochromeLeave a comment on white and gold

skylight

Almost forgot to get my post up today. Here are a couple of shots I took with my phone yesterday in the foyer outside my new studio, looking straight up to the skylight. I love how completely mysterious they look. The difference between them is entirely due to where I pointed the phone while focusingContinue reading “skylight”

Posted byadminNovember 15, 2013Posted inJust having fun with the cameraTags:cell phone photography, lightLeave a comment on skylight

sunset on the flats

I wasn’t sure what my photo of the day would be today. Then we drove out to La Conner right at sunset. We passed a birch tree that was glowing, moved into a brilliant orange sunburst, and continued on into the hot glow of the west over the green Skagit fields. I wished desperately forContinue reading “sunset on the flats”

Posted byadminNovember 14, 2013Posted inLucky Moments, NatureTags:cell phone photography, Skagit, sunsetLeave a comment on sunset on the flats

ridge and river

Cell phone cameras aren’t at their best used through a car window while in motion, but the light in Tumwater Canyon was so beautiful as we drove through last Friday that I couldn’t resist trying a few shots.

Posted byadminNovember 10, 2013Posted inNatureTags:cell phone photography, landscapeLeave a comment on ridge and river

confetti

The day after I took this picture, we got our first real windstorm of the season and most of the leaves blew off the trees.

Posted byadminNovember 6, 2013Posted inFlowers & PlantsTags:autumn color, cell phone photographyLeave a comment on confetti

more fog

I just can’t resist sunlight through fog in the woods. And we have a lot of it this time of year.

Posted byadminNovember 3, 2013November 1, 2013Posted inNatureTags:cell phone photography, fog, forest, Skagit, treesLeave a comment on more fog

bubbles

A recent trip to Kansas City was too involved for me to take one of my good cameras, but I had a few minutes here and there to shoot with my phone camera. This image was taken through a glass art piece at a relative’s house, just after sunrise. I wish I’d had time toContinue reading “bubbles”

Posted byadminNovember 2, 2013November 1, 2013Posted inJust having fun with the cameraTags:art, cell phone photographyLeave a comment on bubbles

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