
Another shot from my Read Island visit, the boat shed again. This is taken shortly after yesterday’s photo, but by this time the fog had sucked all the colour out of the sunset and it works much better in black and white.

When I was on Read Island a couple of weeks ago it was in the middle of a long week of dense fog on this coast. Read Island was at the edge of the worst of it, coming in and out of the fog a few times a day. I got this shot from the dock below the boat shed that I captured with star trails of the week before. I made it with three brackets processed with HDR software to get the most out of the fog, sun and water. I could probably have got a similar result with a lot of fiddling around with just a single image, but this was easier, and also more certain as getting just the right exposure to work from can be tricky in this kind of situation.

The final image in a series from a house I photographed on a recent trip.
The angle is not evident in this image, but it is one side of the wall pictured in the previous photograph in this series.

More in the series from a house I photographed on a recent trip.
When I saw Melinda Green Harvey’s image of a corner in a stair well a couple of weeks ago, it made me wonder if there is a stairwell like that in this house.

Street scene, Port Townsend , Washington. From the summer.
Simplicity in communication does not seem to be the objective at this intersection.

Continuing the series from a house I photographed on a recent trip.
This could fit into ongoing diagonal theme too.

The iris series from last summer continues with shadows of grasses and iris stem cast upon iris leaves. The message seems fragmentary and can only be read if the leaves sway in the wind, showing more of these words written in bold with one of nature’s sans-serif typefaces.
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