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Back from the wilds….

Two weeks of late-season backpacking in Southern Oregon: Crisp days, some wind and rain and a whiff of snow. No phone calls, no email, no deadlines.

Just get up each day when the sun hits the tent, have a leisurely breakfast with maybe a second cup of tea, pack some lunch and begin walking through beautiful, empty wilderness. Climb an easy peak, maybe, or explore a side trail. Sit in the sun. Circle back to the tent after 10 or 12 miles of wandering around and have dinner. Read. Go to sleep when it’s dark.

Lather, rinse, repeat….

And now it’s back to photography and writing.

photo: In the Mountain Lakes Wilderness, 2010

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My work in a new gallery show in Eugene this winter!

I’ve been invited to take part in a group show of miniatures that will open in December at the Hult Center’s Jacobs Gallery.

Don’t have a lot of details just yet, but I’m thrilled. It will run December and January.

It will be a perfect place to unveil the small new hand colored digital black and white photos I’ve been working on this year.

The opening will be Friday, Dec. 10. Mark your calendars!

photo: Grape Leaves, hand colored digital black and white, 2010

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Wild turkey feather

The turkeys are all over our woods, the orchard, the driveway — and the back porch.

photo: Turkey feather, 2010

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Fern

photo: Fern, digital black and white, 2010

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Seedling tree

Some law requires logging companies to leave a few seedling trees here and there when they cut down the forest in Oregon. They look like sad sentinels, head and shoulders above the replanted monoculture landscape.

Photo: Seedling tree, digital black and white, 2010

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