My Everyday Photos

I’ve been working with a student at the Independent Learning Center (ILC) in Twisp this fall. He showed interest in photography early in the quarter and his teachers asked if I’d mentor him as he pursued this interest. We have spent time talking about photography, going on photo walks and working on the computer – learning about photo processing. I have little experience with teaching so it’s a learning experience for both of us. He is an eager learner, ready to pursue new topics and also a good listener. It’s been fun.

The ILC is located on the TwispWorks campus. We visited some of the studios on the campus and walked around the adjoining neighborhood and to the park at the confluence of the Twisp and Methow River. Hopefully soon we will have snow-covered backdrops to explore.

Looking through the photos from our walks, I miss the colors of fall. Especially on this foggy dark November day.

Flowers and a honeybee at TwispWorks

Samantha Carlin’s Lucid Glass

Chess set at the ILC

Neighborhood flowers

Old golden retriever

remnants of an old building at TwispWorks

Images from Nice Nests

Flowers in a dye garden

Artist’s brushes

And old printing press, still in use

Skeptical

Pottery wheel

At the park

Tough guy

Replica of a lookout at TwispWorks

Twisp River