posted: November 2nd, 2020 |
This page begins with a sales pitch for our two 2021 Calendars - one created by Daniel and one created by Kazuya - along with links to Amazon for their purchase.  After that we take you through the month of October - with all shots this month having been taken right here at home and all of them showing snow buildup, from no snow to about 5 inches of snow, as the month progressed.  There is a link for the complete 2021 calendars page at the bottom.  Click on any thumbnail to begin.
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Begin 2021 Calendar Sales Pitch |
  This row shows Daniel's 2021 Print Edition Calendar - it contains photos of Alaska flowers and scenery.  Amazon Link - 2021 Alaska Outdoor Photos Calendar. |
2021 Alaska Outdoor Photos Calendar The Entire Cover |
2021 Alaska Outdoor Photos Calendar An Animated GIF |
2021 Alaska Outdoor Photos Calendar The Photos |
  This row shows Kazuya's 2021 Print Edition Calendar - it contains photos of Japanese flowers.  Amazon Link - 2021 Japan Flower Photos Calendar. |
2021 Japan Flower Photos Calendar The Entire Cover |
2021 Japan Flower Photos Calendar An Animated GIF |
2021 Japan Flower Photos Calendar The Photos |
End Calendars, Begin October 1 - 31 |
  We have two Siberian Larch trees (Larix sibirica) on our property, both planted some 40 years ago. This is the one which looks the best and in these three autumn color photos it really stands out when the sun strikes it. |
Oct1_1_ YardLarchRC |
Oct1_4_ YardLarchRC |
Oct1_5_ YardLarchRC |
  On October 2 I looked out the window and saw this incredibly bright sun-dog up in the sky. When I first looked I only noticed the bright light on the left and thought something was weird, but then I noticed the sun itself and had to say WOW! and run outside to try and catch a couple of photos. |
Oct2_1SIP_Sun DogFromHouseRC |
Oct2_2SIP_Sun DogFromHouseRC |
  Here are three comparison shots of our garden area taken on October 14, 15 and November 1. In the first photo please note that the first snow came late enough this year so that we were able to clean it up and put it to bed in very good condition - we even managed to get the leaves raked up. |
Oct14_1_ Garden_YardRC |
Oct15_1_ Garden_YardRC |
Nov1_1Adj_ SnowAtHomeRC |
  Here are three more comparison photos which show the garden, but taken from a bit different angle from the photos above. |
Oct14_2_ Garden_YardRC |
Oct15_2_ Garden_YardRC |
Oct29_4_New SnowAtHomeRC |
  Here are three comparison shots which show the woodshed area. |
Oct14_3_ Garden_YardRC |
Oct15_3_ Garden_YardRC |
Oct31_1_ SnowAtHomeRC |
  Here are two comparison shots of the west yard. These two were shot before and after snow-work had been done. |
Oct26_1Adj_ Snow_At_HomeRC |
Oct29_1_ WestYardSnowRC |
  In first position is a two-shot panorama which shows the garden and driveway. It is followed by a shot of drooping snow on one of the garden stakes. You can actually find this in the first image if you search. The third photo shows the east yard, the outhouse and the septic tank pump-out place. You may ask why we keep the outhouse, and the answer is "just because it may someday be needed." |
Oct29_2_3_ReposPano_ NewSnowAtHomeRC |
Oct29_1_New SnowAtHomeRC |
Oct29_5_New SnowAtHomeRC |
  In this photo it is snowing, though you probably cannot discern that. The second image is the same photo, but it was processed as a High Dynamic Range image. |
Oct29_6_New SnowAtHomeRC |
Oct29_6_New SnowAtHomeHDRRC |
  The first image in this row is a two-shot panorama, again showing the garden and driveway. The second image is another two-shot panorama, this one, from the driveway looking back at the house. |
Oct31_2_3SIP_ReposPano _SnowAtHomeRC |
Oct31_4_5SIP_ReposPano _SnowAtHomeRC |
End October 31, End October 2020's Photos, Begin Our Publications Links |
We'd be thrilled to have you buy one of our books. For additional information regarding any title please click the "General Information" tab on the "Our Books" button down at the bottom of this page. Click on any thumbnail to go to its Amazon.com webpage. |
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End Our Publications Links, End Page 1 of 1, October 2020 |
Thanks so much for taking the time to look at the website this month. We hope that you found something which you enjoyed. You can use the e-mail link below to respond with any feedback you might have. |
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