I haven't had much of a chance to "Pentax" lately, so I've decided to rectify this by engaging in one of my favorite activities: finding the beauty in the everyday!
When it comes to this blog, I often mention searching for the beauty in the Everyday. This is especially relevant in the so-called shoulder seasons, like the current "in between" period that is no longer autumn, but not yet a full-blown case of, well, winter. And, it is this time—this almost-winter—that has a surprising amount of color beneath the freshly fallen snow. You just have to notice it.
Using the Russian Silver Age as a jumping-off point--specifically, its idea of the everyday--I continue collecting daily images of autumn in the greater Pacific Northwest, like these reeds at sunset.
And, of course, glowing and fading aspen: