Sometimes it's better to sit; sometimes it's better to stand. I can't stand sitting for too long.

Four Sitting, July 24, 2011

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The exact posture of each figure within a cluster of figures can have very significant consequences for the composition of an image containing multiple figures.

Four Sitting (Close-Up), July 24, 2011

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Sculpted by Light, Dec. 24, 2009

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The Lovers with Lake Washington in the background. They were brought from another place.

The Red Things, Dec. 24, 2009

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The red things are a puzzle, but one that I imagine can be easily solved. If I just drive to where they are, I should be able to find out what they are and how they got there. This is not the case with some things.

Snowcapped Mountain, Dec. 24, 2009

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If mountains could talk, what would this one say?

White Sky

There was a little breeze at the Viewpoint when I stopped by about an hour ago. There were no unusual effects that I could discern. The sky was more or less white. I picked up a few stray cans and had a short conversation with someone I know, as he came passing by. Each time I see the Viewpoint, it's a painting in my mind.

Sunny and Windy

Green and gold and blue and gray and white and pale red. Not pink--but pale red. These were the colors I saw from the Viewpoint today. It was sunny and windy. Large cumulus clouds passing quickly overhead made for a very dynamic light and color situation, especially in the area of the bay, where the water was visibly choppy, even as seen by the naked eye. I took a couple photos with my phone.