Monhegan Island 2024 (Day 2: Hike and Museum Photos)
This museum show of women artists is particularly wonderful.
Photography
Hike Photos from Huntington State Park (Late Summer 2024)
We’ve had so much rain that many of the trails here are closed and washed away. The other result is that things are very GREEN!
Creative Arts Camp 2024 (Inspirational Bits and Cherry Island Swim Photos)
“There is no impact but Love.”
Creative Arts Camp 2024 (Teaching Painted Paper Collage Day 3)
On day three, my class moved on to working with transparencies and layering. I introduced them to printing on a Gelli Plate, which is loads of fun. You can see my small, special class above, and their work below. And then after dinner we had a contra dance, which was fun! Tomorrow I lead a … Read more
Creative Arts Camp 2024 (Teaching Painted Paper Collage Day 2)
I overhead someone asking one of my students about my class, and the answer was “fun and exciting!” I can live with that.
Creative Arts Camp 2024 (Teaching Painted Paper Collage Day 1)
Leaving a deluge behind (flooding with roads washed out) I headed to Creative Arts Camp to teach Painted Paper Collage with 35 categories of art supplies that took days to collect from all the places I use them. After a warm welcome with dear friends who greeted me, unloaded me, and help me assemble my … Read more
Hike Photos from Huntington State Park (July 2024)
These photos are mostly of green, or of images on water. I’ve also been watching the Canada geese raise their teenagers.
Grace Notes (#54 with Photos)
I am furthering my ongoing goal of appreciating such a continuous, overflowing abundance of random good.
Recent Black and White Photographs
Value, shape, form, texture and light are what I’m exploring here, as well as how they contribute to composition.
Recent Hikes with our Daughter (Photos)
I hope you too are getting some rambles out in nature wherever you are!
Maine Flower Photos (Happy Solstice!)
Enjoy this last glimpse of spring as we surge full steam into summer!
Rainbows Need You (Quote by Robert Lanza)
As real as the rainbow looks, it requires your presence just as much as it requires sun and rain.
