A couple years ago I spent hours in LaConner photographing Daffodils and Tulips. It is one of the most spectacular sights.. seeing fields in full bloom in April. As I was getting in my car ready to throw the camera on the seat I caught this little girl strolling in the field. It ended up beig my favorite photo of the entire day. Are you outstanding in your field?
This old fishing boat was in Ilwaco on the Washington Coast. It was one of my favorites to photograph. It is gone now... where ever they retire an old boat... I wonder when the last time was that it cruised in the ocean... and I am sure it was "Never Level."
This artist was patiently painting in the early morning in a small town on the Oregon Coast.
This sculpture at the Bellevue Botanical Garden is in contrast to the natural trees and plants. It appears to be so fragile in that the stones can topple any moment. The stones appear to be balanced so precisely to stand tall. Amidst the garden with tall trees, delicate flowers, and flowing waters, this sculpture seems to speak to me. Balance, strength, fragility, simplicity, and contrast are words it seems to resonate.
If it weren't for the slightest movement this moose made, I wouldn't have known he was there. A photo doesn't capture his size which is twice or more that of a deer in the woods. Yet, he blends right into the brush and makes virtually no sound. A couple weeks ago I went to downtown Seattle and wandered through Pike Place Market. I felt like this moose.. I didn't make a sound and I blended into my surroundings. My colorful clothes were like camouflage. 
