It's supose to snow at the pass level today, which reminded me of a trip I took last winter over the pass. Near Government Camp, Oregon, February, 2007.

A porch in inner southeast Portland, Oregon, at night. More detail by clicking on the image to see the full sized version. February, 2007.

Near the downtown core area, Manchester, Vermont. August, 2007.

Sunlight filters into the cafe area of the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art creating a pensive atmosphere while this man reads and drinks coffee. No. Adams, Massachusetts, August, 2007.

A lotus blossom fulfills its purpose in the afternoon sun. Victoria, BC, Canada. July, 2006.

Another study in lines, angles, textures, patterns--or maybe I just have a thing about arches. Who knows? Sedona, Arizona, May, 2007.

A colorful employee entrance on an old building. Portland, Oregon, August, 2007.

The lower portion of Multnomah Falls and it's punchbowl. Along the Columbia River Gorge, Oregon. August, 2007.

I thought it was cool the way the city gussied up a relatively bland bridge by attaching planters to it. Not sure if the city plants, waters, and takes care of these flowers, or the local residents do. But i really liked the effort and beauty. Williamstown. Massachusetts. August, 2007.

Another grand old Victorian-era house in Saratoga Springs, New York. August, 2007.

A really cool chile-shaped wall opening famed by bamboo at the Chinese Garden in Portland, Oregon. A carved, wooden window frame on the adjoining courtyard can be seen through the opening. August, 2006.

An abandoned church. Simnasho area on the Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs Reservation, Oregon. September, 2006.

Lily pads on the water. If you click on the photo to see the full sized version, you can also see the underwater grasses below the surface. Lake George, New York. August, 2007.

A pair of Canada geese and their gosslings along the Deschutes River. Bend, Oregon, April, 2007.

On the grounds of Red Rock State Park, Morrison, Colorado. Between these two monoliths is an amphitheater. July, 2007.

An art piece at the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art. Yes, you see it correctly. It's a big wad of blue cellophane hanging from the ceiling in front of a panel of florescent lights. (More nuance can be experienced by clicking on the photo for the full sized version) To give some perspective, that is a standard double door to the left, which I assume is at least 6 feet high. North Adams, Massachusetts; August, 2007.

Artwork depicting Chinese dancers on the grounds of Taliesin West, Scottsdale, Arizona; May 2007.

Artwork called "Eyes" on the campus of Williams College, Williamstown, Massachusetts. August, 2007.

The Bennington Pottery store, Bennington, Vermont. August, 2007.

Another in my series study of light, lines, and textures. Nightime outside a Denver, Colorado, storefront; July 2007.