Erroll Ozgencil's photostream

The sky turned from grey to blue as the sun came out on our way home.

Wind drove the water into a frenzy as we started our Thanksgiving Day drive.

It's not often that the Northern Lights are visible this far south. Unfortunately, clear skies aren't that common either. I'm not sure if that light-ish patch is the Aurora Borealis peeking through or the lights of a town - Oak Harbor?

I'm standing at the end of the southern jetty at Point Hudson, looking north. The red light is at the north-east corner of the RV park across the marina.

f4 ~ ISO 400 ~ 40 seconds

I made this apple wine from an easy to follow recipe. The wine is good, and it was bright, clear, and ready to bottle quickly.

A good wine deserves a good label. There's no better artwork for an apple wine label than Courtney Bell's photo, and she was gracious enough to let me use it - thanks Courtney!

The base that the wine is sitting on and the background are white foam boards. Light is from a north-facing window at camera left. I found that raising the camera reduced reflections, and it's pointing down (about 20 degrees) at the bottle.

Press it down as hard as you can, then don't let go! ~ Good advice from the waitress at Fat Smitty's as she served up their signature hamburger.