Sonja Bowden

I thought about Douglas Hill when I took this photo.

Post office loading dock

Fenced in
PEER Group Weekly

Perhaps I was wrong.

Or, try PEER Group Weekly.

Elizabeth, I don't think your pictures are reaching Facebook because the tag to use is Peer Group Weekly.

They were so cute but so dangerous.

So clever, Frank. I love it!

Our local beauty.

A rapt audience of chairs.

I'm similarly drawn to the backsides of signs, especially in such light.

Amazing colors!

Delightful!

Seeing your photos once again reminds me of how much I missed them.

What a powerful juxtaposition.

Beautiful neon reflections!

I love the bright, bold colors and the shadows. I admire the Mexican people for their sense of color.

The driftwood suggests sea creatures in the imagination. I love those storm-battered trees on the bluff. You've captured the essence of beach walking here in Washington state.

What a sight!

Very much in context with the current political situation we find ourselves in.

These towers are often a blight, but in the context of your composition, you've made this one look sculptural.

Excellent watery atmosphere.

Oh, my. What a magnificent shot! The car gives human context to a place most of us will never see. The colors and reflections are phenomenal.

I love that window reflection in the street!

Resilience. We need a lot of that right now.

Beautiful light and detail. I love the old wood on that barn.

Welcome to the PEER group, Douglas!

Oh, my. How extreme.

That sign is a piece of history.

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