It was a beautiful, sunny day in Corvallis, Oregon! I volunteered with the Institute for Applied Ecology & helped middle school students plant native wetland vegetation. At lunchtime, I had a chance to explore and photograph the breathtaking scenery along the boardwalk. This photo was shot with a fish eye lens on my iPhone. I hope everyone has a wonderful Friday and weekend 🙂
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Very nice!
Thank you, my friend! I’m glad you enjoyed my experimental photography. Always trying to see life through a different lens every day 🙂 Have a wonderful weekend!
Cheers,
Tyler 🙂
Vey nice images–and did some education about ecological stewardship–great job.
Thank you, my friend! It was a gorgeous day at the wetland, perfect for planting, photography & place-based education. I hope you have a wonderful weekend!
Cheers,
Tyler 🙂
And did you tell them about poetry too ;)?
I wish I could get their attention long enough to read them a poem, but they were too busy planting and throwing worms at each other 🙂 That’s the way it should be at their age…living life in the moment…they represent poetry in motion.
Cheers,
Tyler 🙂
Ah, poor worms! But I can picture the scene exactly.
Very nice capture with your iPhone, Tyler! Oregon is a beautiful state.
Thank you, Amy! I agree. Oregon continues to amaze me with its beauty, be it in fog or sun, a mysterious landscape evolving before my eyes.
Cheers,
Tyler 🙂
So, Tyler, how did you enjoy your day with the middle school kids? Never a dull moment 😉 What a beautiful day to be out and planting. Hope you enjoyed it. I always found that hanging out with 12 year olds is a great way to stay young at heart, and cultivate a fine sense of humor. Best wishes, and Happy Friday! Cheers! E
Thank you, my friend! Yes, I did enjoy my time with the middle schoolers. I’m not one for large crowds of kids, but I got more comfortable as the day progressed. Usually, when I’m out in Nature, I want to silently reflect and immerse myself in a world removed from the humdrum of humanity. The students were full of energy, digging holes and planting wetland vegetation like banshies; boys throwing juicy earthworms at girls; squeals of amusement and surprise echoing in my ears; youths living life wild and free; poetry in motion around me. I hope you have a wonderful weekend as well 🙂
Cheers,
Tyler