Carolyn Devine
Fall Photo Essay
Fall permeates Southwest Portland
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| Terwilliger’s Totem. | Hints of Germany tucked away in Multnomah Village. | Nasturtium (native to Peru) petals tickle pollinators while they reach for deep-set nectar. | Fleeting sun and blue sky reflected in shop window. |
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| An unripe pumpkin has run out of time. Halloween comes quickly. | Flames of maple. | Watchful. | Far from arid Persian origin, pomegranates split; fail to ripen |
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| Community uproar over sale to developer. | Due-sprinkled web in prickly teasel. | Promise of spring. Embryonic pink bloom inside the rhodie’s bud. | Licorice fern. |