Have you ever considered...?

I spend my time well.

BOTTOMS UP!!

What was once a very purple splotch (looked like ink), changed into tiny orbs.

I wanted to see what 'Friend Eggs' would return using Adobe's image generator (Firefly)... I had to get more specific because it gave me a pile of eggs, some soft boiled and cracked open... also people holding eggs.

ANYWAY!

Here's what I thought I would get off of the term 'Friend Eggs'

Clusters of red(ish orange) at foot level.

Purple in a parking lot.

"He really wrenches on the rope"

What keeps you awake at night?

For me, it's the sound of coyotes and owls calling to each other.

Here's a photo I took to show the transition from autumn into winter.

Fog in the trees behind bare trees and a few late autumn blooms; damp with the waves of rain between fog.

I saw the butterfly logo and thought, "MSN?"
Then realized it's Bluesky.

Looking for opinions...
I am processing some of my photos captured digitally with a fairly basic mirrorless Canon camera... the left is the grainy way my camera saves images as JPGs, the right is the result of processing a series of the same angle shot into a PNG. Do you think...

I appreciate the moments when the sun catches every drop of dew or post misty rain drops. The ground appears to have glittering rainbow sparkles scattered everywhere.

A bit of snow came a little early (for here); it started as rain, got all snow globe-y as the flakes got large and fluffy, and covered things with snow cone-like slush.

I think this may be a big leaf hydrangea (because its leaves are quite large). Its blooms begin greenish and then turn brilliantly blue, as they become spent, they fade to shades of pastel-like blue-green and soft lavendar-like purple.

If you see this, you "have to" post an image from your phone without explaining it.

Sharing stuff...
Between the shift of seasonal warmth and gelidity; frost that forms overnight and ruptures into steamy-fog exposing crepuscular ray like beams of sunlight through the trees.

I captured this photo on Friday, at a park, near a ferry terminal and a Naval Museum.
In the warmer months, water flows through its features, and kids can splash and play. There are several seat spots, sculptures, arches, and giant boulders with smoothly carved slides in them around the park, too.

I'd like to share this photo I took of some colorful maple leaves that began to change from green to shades of red, orange, and yellow... before the wind and rain threw them to the ground.