Photos from April Hikes at Huntington State Park 2021
Still plodding the same land, I’ve been reveling in the incremental arrival of spring.
Still plodding the same land, I’ve been reveling in the incremental arrival of spring.
Like this weeping cherry tree, be who you are and shine forth!
Spring flowers joyously break their vow of silence…
Photos of our neighborhood architecture in spring with quote about the joy and necessity of loving the earth.
These cadmium trumpets herald good, unfolding, joyousness!
We are surrounded by abstract imagery all the time, there just for the noticing.
Yay for spring sprouting, warmer temperatures, longer days, and getting outside again!
A sweet story whose words became a kind of family mantra, accompanied by truly blue shadows photos.
Here are photos and recipe links to what we’ve been eating over here recently.
Though I haven’t been anywhere this month, there has been snow, shadows, and interesting light.
Here’s what I had fun paying attention to on my chilly walks this month.
As an artist noticing value ranges in a mostly gray world, these instances of clear juxtaposition jump out at me, especially in nature and in light.
Maybe posting these shots here will give you a better sense of who is in your inbox every morning, both deeply earnest and light-hearted.
Particularly eye-catching for me is the water and its reflections. I am fascinated with these both as nature’s temporal abstract paintings, but as spiritual concepts as well.