Photography
Photos at the Heirloom Seed Festival
My husband, an avid organic gardener, took me today to the third annual Heirloom Seed Festival. We heard some good music, talked to some wonderful people, and came away with lots of tomato plants, some sweet peppers, and flower seeds. We had a great time!
The Day After Graduation
The day after graduation, I remained to get my daughter moved out of her apartment and facilitate her transition into her next situation in Syracuse. Today was her last day working for the governor, so while she was there, I worked on researching apartment options for her beginning in July. (You can see her above … Read more
Photos of Magnolias
What could be better for the National Day of Prayer than this natural beauty that is shared by all faith communities?
Photos of Leaf-buds
Spring has finally sprung here. We’ve delighted in gorgeous weather in the sixties. The leaves are trying to come out. It never ceases to amaze me that full fledged leaves emerge from these tiny buds and flowers, and that they do it so quickly with such urgency, like after the long winter they can’t wait … Read more
Photos of My Favorite Forsythia
This is the massive forsythia outside the pottery studio that I go to on a regular basis. I love it! It is such a harbinger of spring!
Photos Shared with Me
This collection of anonymous photos have been sent to me by family, friends, and blog readers; I thought they were too wonderful not to share…
Photos of Early Spring Flowers
Well we’ve finally had our first hint of lovely spring weather, and our earliest blossoms are beautiful. The crocus have been smiling on us since Easter, as have the white Dutchman’s Britches. The daffodils are just out and the hyacinth are on their way. Inside, we’ve got another orchid that my husband has gotten to … Read more
Photos of Heavy Machinery
Opportunities for photos are everywhere. I thought these textures, shapes and compositions were intriguing.
Prom at St. John’s College
I love the photo above of our daughter at her Prom with her friend Brian. I’m glad she had such a great time. She has been in charge of 12 formal dances per year at her school and has done a great job of it! I love the photo below of her working on the … Read more
A Sad Shock at New Pond Farm
We finally scored a lovely Saturday up in the 50’s, so I stopped by New Pond Farm with my camera in the hope of catching baby lambs. While I spend a lot of time at New Pond Farm three seasons a year, in the winter we only stop by the barn at night once … Read more
Photos of Lobsters and Lobstermen
Paul Trowbridge’s newest painting titled “Dock Workers,” reminded me I had a bunch of photos from last fall I hadn’t yet edited from a scene very similar.
I’m in this Photography Show
I am in this photography show at the Ridgefield Guild of Artists. The first two photos are my contributions to the show.
Demolition Photos
These piles of debris mean our new library will finally begin to be finished. Oh the abstract, poetic beauty of it… we’ve waited many years for this!
Snow Photos from ”Nemo”
We only got 20 inches of snow, but I know people in Connecticut that got 36 and 40 inches. I guess that’s enough for folks to feel a need to name this storm?