As I just received an inquiry from a person for a print of the “historic EOU grand stairs” based on something she saw several years ago, I started dredging out all such photos — this has been a recurring subject for me over the last fifteen or twenty years — to see what she might have in mind. (I also supplied some pics a couple of years ago for a restoration project fundraiser, and those must be around somewhere, too.) Here are a few that I have rediscovered so far.
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Today’s trees. Plus a train and a pile of dirt, rendered as oil paint.
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The high school running track is almost usable again.
February Fourteen
Valentine’s Day With Ivi
Cassie
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Afternoon dog-walk at Pioneer Park, taking in the semi-flooded, half-drifted ballpark and the surfacing skate park.
Kim notes widespread and dense evidence of deer, elk and beasts unknown throughout the park fields.
Abstract: The Art of Design
Started watching this new Netflix original documentary series last night. It’s a good one, imo.
What Is A Kilogram, Anyway?
This being Saturday, I am shedding guilt about not accomplishing on my “important” projects and letting the distractions have their way. This process first led to the previous two posts today, which in turn took me to another old posting on femto-photography, in turn leading to this:


































