Summer Ease
Summer Ease: a long weekend with nothing to do but gaze at the blooms, listen to the birds twitter, enjoy fresh strawberries, and breathe.
One Observing
A Curious Person's Photographic Notebook
June 25, 2017
Wave Watching
We stand before the waves, not thinking, not imagining, not contemplating, just watching, watching, watching.
June 18, 2017
Fallen Flowers
Cast down, peonies still know their truth, their origin – the beauteous angel realm.
June 3, 2017
The rain, a pause
The rain, a pause, an interlude, before these blooms resume their summer show.
May 27, 2017
Lost and Found
“It’s in this world that wandering hearts come lost, to be found.” – Pia Jane Bijkerk, “My Heart Wanders.”
April 30, 2017
Tulips Aging Gracefully
Tulips are easy to love and admire throughout their life cycle. As they wither, the petals lose their firm minimalism, becoming tissue-paper soft and developing intriguing new forms, but always retaining their innate grace, their tulip-ness.
April 23, 2017
Floral Artistry
This wall of roses was displayed in the entrance of the city art gallery as part of a weekend exhibition, Art in Bloom, featuring floral arrangements inspired by artworks in the gallery’s collection.
Marc Chagall’s Flower Still Life, c. 1935 interpreted in a blooming bouquet.
(Floral Interpreter: Pam Simmons, Coreniche Consulting)
