I thought this shot had an interesting depth of frame created by the netting around the oranges. And, hey, they were just sitting on the counter.
"The duty to produce destroys the passion to create." - Raoul Vaneigem
30/365 Beach Building
A sunny day here in Capitola, and lots of driftwood left on the beach after all this nasty weather… which, inevitably, turns to impromptu construction.
29/365 This Thing Creeps Me Out
I guess my sister-in-law collects these little mouse-doll thingies, so Kel picked this one up at Ross or some other place for her.
I just keep expecting to wake up one night and see it standing on my pillow, ready to stab me with its little “Sweet Heart” sign/lollipop/murder weapon.
28/365 Exposed to the Elements
Just like in Capitola, large parts of the Carmel beach has been washed away — leaving all these cool rocks exposed that were previously buried.
27/365 Lonely Beach
Finally, a sunny day. Too bad not enough people were taking advantage of it today. More pretty for us, I guess.
26/365 Hint of Spring
Even with all the storms and wintery rain lately, spring is slowly on its way.
25/365 Where There’s Smoke…
Out front of the Capitola fire station. Too cool.
24/365 Monochrome Sky
The recent nasty weather does provide some great skies.
23/365 Fountainhead
The light was perfect today — a bright sunny day after more than a week of pounding rain here on the CA coast. We had lunch at the Whole Enchilada in Moss Landing, and I had to grab a close shot of the fountain they have outside.
22/365 Rain on the Horizon
Surfers enjoying the brief sun while rainclouds are blowing in.