Yes!

Lovely. Nice that I can look at it here in my warm apartment, without feeling the cold.

How weird. I guess the people of Albania know to see past advertising.

Yeah, most of my photography ends up being a shared walk. Thanks for taking time with it and the thoughtful feedback. Appreciated.

Looking toward the Pacific Ocean (about 20 miles from this location) just after sunset. Being from landlocked Indiana it still (10 years on), amazes me that the ocean is right there. The Grays Harbor Bay

Good job on HBD saving APR ... like to see it at 20%

A beautiful weekend for it! #donttreadonme

Yeah, I had a hard time believing it was a squirrel too, until I saw one doing it. Now I recognize them when I'm in the woods. It was recorded with a Canon 80D, a midgrade camera, I guess. Thanks for watching

Good reporting! And the eyes on that cat...goodness! What a good capture.

Recording birdsong in the park this morning (in Hoquiam, Wash.), and this tiny Douglas squirrel came by to announce my presence. Too bad I only had my wide angle lens on the camera. The sound came out

Nice!

This looks a bit like the Midwest, where I grew up. Where are you?

Ah yes, aren't you married to @denmarkguy? He and I have discussed the Ocean Shores trip before. :) Thank you for the feedback. The response to this way of organizing things seems positive, so maybe I'll

Thank you!

Thank you for the feedback (and the reblog!). Much appreciated. I might stick with this idea of a weekly roundup too. Just thinking how to make it better.

The urgency, passion, and movement comes through, even though I can only read it in translation. Really nice.

Happy Birthday! And, peace!

My first ever Snap became the cover of my latest Photography Lovers post. Just released, with 25 photos and 3 videos from the Hoquiam River.

I like buzzeagles too (new to me). It's really only through photography that I've come to appreciate them. They can have striking color and elegance, which seem to pop out unexpectedly in a photo.

Lol, around here they're often called rats of the sky. I prefer to think they have raptor hearts though. :)