Craig and I took his parents on the Redhook brewery tour today. The tour guide used this plush giant microbe to explain how yeast works, and I thought it was appropriate that he (or she?) looks a little tipsy on a jar of hops.
Photo taken with a Zuiko 50mm macro lens in Woodinville, WA.
…and you can always tell when that dog is watching TV by looking at how his ears are positioned. He looks surprised.
Guinness built himself a fort out of cushions.
I’m in NYC for work this week, and I had to come in to town on Sunday. I had some time to kill, so I ventured down to the Times Square area and snapped this shot with my fisheye. Of course, I needed Craig on the phone from Seattle to help me get back from my hotel!
Photo taken with a Zuiko 8mm fisheye lens in New York City, NY.
I loved the softness of this leaf! Photo taken on the North Sound Flickr meetup at the Pacific Science Center. Taken in Seattle, WA, with a Zuiko 50mm macro lens.
Okay, so I admit that this photo isn’t all that interesting, but I loved all the detail in this lunar-type moth. I missed it last time, and I almost missed it this time! Photo taken on the North Sound Flickr meetup at the Pacific Science Center. Taken in Seattle, WA, with a Zuiko 50mm macro lens.
My neighbors thought they’d cut some corners—err, trees?—by chopping down a tree in the greenbelt behind our community by themselves. Photo taken with my Zuiko 50mm lens in Everett, WA.
I lost my solitaire today of all unlucky days! I scrambled up and down and all throughout the house, and I was sure I wouldn’t find it. However, after I went through all three stories, I went back upstairs to the bathroom and looked in the sink. Craig was adamant that the diamond had gone down the sink when I washed my hands earlier in the day. I was distraught, but continued to look in the bathroom. As a last resort, I grabbed the bath rug and heard a little “ding!” There it was!
So, before I headed to Zales to get it fixed, I thought it’d make for a great shot. You can see the prongs are shot to hell! The band also really, really needs to be replated!
Photo taken with a Zuiko 50mm macro lens in Everett, WA.
Took a short trip to Howarth Park after work today. The tide wasn’t very high, so Craig and I putzed along the beach for awhile. I found this tree on the beach, and I really liked the collage of colors.
Photo taken with a Zuiko 8mm fisheye lens in Everett, WA.
I love how this leaf almost looks as if it’s been impaled. As I looked closer, the leaf was just translucent enough that I could see the fence through it. I also liked the different blurred colors of green in the background.
Photo taken with a Zuiko 50mm macro lens in my backyard in Everett, WA.
RaaaaaaaaaRRRRRR! Photo taken at the Dinosaurs: A Journey Through Time exhibit at the Pacific Science Center in Seattle, WA.
Blue-spotted salamander from a local Everett, WA, pet shop, Seattle Reptiles. Photo taken with a Zuiko 50mm macro lens in our “studio” in Everett, WA.
Craig found this long-toed salamander outside on our deck a few weeks ago after a hard rain. He’s (or she? I’m not sure how to sex these guys) now roommates with a blue-spotted salamander who’s about the same size as him. Photo taken with a Zuiko 50mm macro lens in our “studio” in Everett, WA.
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Sherri Damlo is a medical editor by day and an über, über amateur photographer by night ... and weekend. Sometimes — when the mood hits just right — she may twirl off a few lines of amateur poetry to add to her photographs.
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