The Colors of Autumn
November 21, 2021 § 2 Comments
I walk by this yard every morning, but it’s not until this time of year that I stop to take notice.
Before the Storms
November 14, 2021 § 4 Comments
I’m glad I did get one photo of peak foliage before two days of crazy storms. Now most of the leaves are on the ground. Seems to happen every year.
Felicia
November 9, 2021 § 5 Comments
For a few days I thought I might have lost 20 years of photographs. Hopefully this has been resolved. My felicia plant did not flower all summer, but now that I have brought it inside for the winter it is producing it’s tiny blue blooms. I softened the photo a bit as I was playing around with my new version of Lightroom.
Late and Wet
October 26, 2021 § 9 Comments
Wrangling with a new computer, a week of mainly rain, homework for classes, finding myself a little less tolerant of technology.
But between the downpours, I had to admire my late blooming wet fuchsia this morning.
I have been spending time on natural history illustration, botanical illustration and the perpetual journal and dealing with tech. This has meant a lot less time on photography. My big question is would you prefer a mixed media blog with more posts or stick with occasional photo posts? Please let me know.
The Light
October 8, 2021 § 1 Comment
I was struck by the beautiful light next to a path through a wooded area. I hope it comes across in the photo.
Sweet Everlasting
October 1, 2021 § 1 Comment
A nice autumn wildflower, that despite it’s name doesn’t last forever.
Baby Toad
September 26, 2021 § 1 Comment
My promised cute post for you. I thought there was an insect hopping underfoot, but discovered it was a baby toad. Here it is trying to hide from me under a blade of grass.
Filaments II
September 24, 2021 § Leave a comment
I have no idea what this is, but it was abundant in an area of the forest floor and I had a morbid fascination with it. Does anyone know what it is? I promise to post something cute next time.
Escapees
September 3, 2021 § 5 Comments
Cosmos from a neighbor’s yard and Queen Anne’s Lace from mine formed a lovely little bouquet in a sidewalk crack.
When the Meadow rue is turning red
August 8, 2021 § 10 Comments
Ahh, my first week of retirement has gone by and I have the Urge for Going (Joni Mitchell) even though the winter is not closing in. Why? Construction all day and throughout most of the nights. I thought I’d spend everyday being creative and I have done some things, but I’m mainly just a sleep deprived zombie. Best laid plans….
Lynn Wiles 