Author Archives: randomyriad

How Much Wood Would a Wood Duck Duck? and Turtles Too

Posted on July 1, 2025 by randomyriad

Posted in Art in Nature, capturing light, investigations of color, My Art, spring, Wild Life | Tagged Birds and Turtles, Capitol State Forest - McLane Creek, Capturing Light, ducks, How Much Wood Would a Wood Duck DucK? and Turtles, My Art, photography | Leave a comment

Almost Summer Forrest

Posted on June 16, 2025 by randomyriad

Posted in Art in Nature, capturing light, investigations of color, My Art, On the Salish Sea, spring, Walking | Tagged Almost Summer Forrest, Capturing Light, Investigations of Color and Form, My Art, photography, Walking in the Woods, Woodard Bay Nature Reserve | Leave a comment

Images of May

Posted on June 5, 2025 by randomyriad

Posted in Art in Nature, capturing light, investigations of color, My Art, paying attention, spring, Wild Life | Tagged Capitol State Forest - McLane Creek, Capturing Light, Images of May, My Art, On the Salish Sea, photography | Leave a comment

Our Culture of Sociopathy: History Will Not Be Kind to Us

Posted on May 27, 2025 by randomyriad

Posted in banality of evil, Being Human, delusions of progress, Other peoples words, paying attention, philosophy, Resisting and Persisting, thinking in words, Waging Peace, Works in Progress | Tagged of the Empire, Our Culture of Sociopathy, paying attention, Philosophy, Thinking in Words, Ursula K. Le Guin | Leave a comment

Trees and Water

Posted on April 9, 2025 by randomyriad

Posted in Art in Nature, capturing light, My Art, On the Salish Sea, Uncategorized, Walking | Tagged Billy Frank jr. Nisqually Wildlife Refuge, Capturing Light, My Art, On the Salish Sea, photography, Seawater patterns, Squaxin Park, Trees, Trees and Water, Walking | Leave a comment