Archive for the ‘Friday Photo’ Category
Friday Photo: Morning sunlight
Had to capture the morning sun just outside of the kitchen window.
Friday Photo: Puget Sound, WA
It’s funny how when you leave home you appreciate it so much upon return…
Friday Photo: Ocean lookout
One of my favorite shots from my recent trip to the coast.
Friday Photo: Newport, OR
Last weekend I spent an excellent two days at the coast. It was a classic “coast road trip” weekend; stopping at various beaches, walking through coastal towns, and of course the necessary consumption of fish and chips. This photo comes from the Historic Bayfront in Newport; I wanted a photo that would capture the very maritime feel of this classic section of the town and the pulley with the Yaquina Bay Bridge in the background seemed just right.
Friday Photo: Kiteboarding at Hood River
Took this when I was out at Gorge Games a couple of weekends back. Made me want to take up kiteboarding as a new sport…
Friday Photo: Sunset on the Columbia
It’s been a long and busy week… after an excellent re-launch party at Wend headquarters last night, I almost forgot to post this! But it’s still Friday west coast time which is all that matters… This shot is from last weekend, taken while driving home from Hood River on the Columbia River.
More cool photo action from Wend
Friday Photo was such a good idea that we decided to use it over at Wend. Today’s is a shot from the Inca Trail taken by fellow travel writer and photographer Lola Akinmade. If you want to get on the Wend Friday Photo mailing list — meaning you get a sweet weekly shot in your inbox — send a shout out to fphoto[at]wendmag.com.
As of today Wend has a flickr account as well, and there’s even a Wend pool, which you can add photos to in the hopes that they get featured on the Wend blog. Check it all out here.
Friday Photo: My childhood garden
Taken in Vaughn, WA.
I went home for a couple of days this week and spent most of it sitting outside in the garden with a cup of coffee… glorious! There are a lot of foxgloves on my parents’ property and I always used to be intrigued by them as a child as they were so beautiful yet poisonous enough that I was afraid of touching them…
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