Thursday, 19 February 2026
Here’s the history of this image. I stepped out for the post-sunset glow, and the image I preferred was wide-angle. In the app, I reduced the keystoning inherent in wide-angle images with my phone’s lens. [I get tired of looking at keystoned images.] Somehow, it looks…altered, funny, not quite real. With or without keystoning, aren’t both images “real?”
Saturday, 14 February 2026
I can tell the equinox is making its slow approach (by the changing time I have to step out for my sun’s-coming photos).
Thursday, 12 February 2026
I stepped out for an early morning sky-shot and found con-trails, a rarity I think.
Tuesday, 10 February 2026
This is a street light, not the moon, but I liked the visual drama. Speaking of drama (kinda), it’s already 10 Feb!
Monday, 9 February 2026
We went out to do an errand and discovered that a squirrel had been feeding on the camellia bud hearts above the car. Is that the floral equivalent of maple sap-syrup?
Monday, 2 February 2026
This park has a goodly tree count, but this is the only one that came down, I assume from the ice storm a week ago. This is how biomes change from weather events.
Friday, 30 January 2026
After this, the colors got a stripe rather like the other day, but I was busy making coffee, and I didn’t go out and get a second shot.
Thursday, 29 January 2026
One more time…the sky reveals the sun is coming.
On my afternoon walk, I saw firefolk doing…something. When I came by on my return loop, the guy in training was. carrying and dragging quite a bit of hose, and the other guy was walking behind instructing and commanding. That hose seems darned heavy, even without being charged with water, which is darned heavy also.
