One of the numerous thunderheads that passed us on their way east, towards Mt. Hood. Yesterday was hot and unbearably humid, though any southerner or midwesterner would have laughed and shook their heads. Summer in the Pacific Northwest is, for the most part, a dry heat with humidity levels hanging around 30%, sometimes lower, in the hottest months, so it’s always an unwelcome change when it soars past that magic number.
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Two Buzzards (Turkey Vultures) doing some lazy circles. The sky went from that clear blue to this:
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This gorgeous sunset to the west, and to the east…
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Last night’s moon over the trees.
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Love my new circular polarizing filter, it works wonders on clouds!
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The last sunset of November; dramatic clouds and mist rolling down the canyon – certainly a beautiful way to end the month! I took another stab at HDR (High Dynamic Range), but I needed a couple more exposures to bring out the detail in the trees.
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Finally got a break from the downpour of the last few days and actually had a semi nice day. Not bad for the end of November!
A jay with his loot.
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Sunrise from the kitchen window!
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You know the digital photography class that I’m taking as an elective this year in school? Well, I just discovered yesterday on my first day of school, that it’s only a one semester class, and it starts in the spring, not fall. As you can imagine, I was upset. I already waited almost three months, and now I have to wait another four months!
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