David Perry: A Photographers Garden

08/17/2021

Mountain Bluebird

04/05/2021

The layered landscape.

04/05/2021

Hummingbird haiku:

12/20/2020

Creekside contemplation: Pinus parviflora 'Ogon-janome' Japanese White Pine

12/20/2020

Witness to a lengthy and poetic murder: It’s the little things, those daily, oft unnoticed little glimpses of wonder that could make all the difference. headed for their ; a daily sojourn.

08/11/2020

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An intimate look at the art of picking wild blackberries.

03/19/2020

From hundreds of feet away, she called out to us. Music she offered. Music you could see. Music you could touch and yes, smell. Mary and I tried to pick out the individual notes which were subtle and yet very complex. It was like a blending of witch hazel, it’s clean, bright, hopeful astringency softened by rolling it in baby powder.

12/21/2019

It’s not at all like we were besties, but time and again over the years when I would wander into my favorite hat shop, Byrnie Utz, in downtown Seattle it felt like a pilgrimage to Temple des Chapeaux and Jeremy was one of the wise and helpful high priests. I asked him if he’d stand in for one last selfie with me this morning at the Byrnie Utz liquidation sale going on now and tomorrow in a warehouse space in the old Rainier Brewery building. Thank you for all the help, the stories and coaching over the years, good sir. My hat is off to you in admiration and gratitude.

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11/22/2019

It may not look like a very big deal but this is actually a rather profound moment for me, being coached by famous wild lands advocate, author/photographer Russ Butcher and former Lone Pine, CA resident and wise man Brian on the most profoundly scenic route northward for the next few days. I’ve gotten to spend a few hours sharing stories with Russ while I’ve been here visiting with Dad and was in awe listening to his tales of a lifetime of work helping foster true democratic conflict resolution and helping create several wilderness areas and yes, instrumental efforts in the forming of the wondrous, Great Basin National Park. He is a living treasure, a kind soul and a wise, poet warrior.

11/17/2019

There are only a few of us here... kinda perfect. But I’m continually blown away by how loud people feel they need to talk, especially with those who have so little of importance to say. This is church. Who talks that loud in a cathedral. Oh yeah., right. Those same people...

11/14/2019

Good morning from about 8500 ft, looking out across the Great Basin.

11/14/2019

Early bird gets to chat with the big guy