The fellow responsible for the care and feeding of this blog -- that would of course be me -- has been a poor blog parent of late. Daddy's attention has been focused, not here, but on a new Instagram child I've recently adopted.
Until now, I have stubbornly avoided social media -- mostly, I guess, because it felt too much like high school ("LIKE me! PLEASE LIKE me!!!) I see, however, that a lot of my photographer friends are doing Instagram. And so I bow to peer pressure.
We never completely get over high school, do we?
Anyway, I hafta admit that Instagram is kind of fun to do, though it seems like a one-off photographic forum: I do a hike, or one of my shoots for the Seattle Tibetan community. I make maybe 500 pictures, but post only one on Instagram. This blog is a place where I think I'll show more backstory.
The images I'm posting here today are from two recent hikes/summit scrambles that my buds and I did in the North Cascades. I invite you to click on the images (particularly the top one, the panorama) to see them at a larger size.
And if you are curious, here is a link to my Instagram baby:
https://www.instagram.com/kurtphotojournal/
