Abstract Photos of a Friend’s Basement
Look at each of these photos as if it was a stand alone abstract art composition, instead of just a snap shot in a basement.
Look at each of these photos as if it was a stand alone abstract art composition, instead of just a snap shot in a basement.
Check out my photos from a beautiful day in New York City.
I loved both the jewelry and light in Old Town Albuquerque, and you can see what I bought in the candy store in the last photo.
In the time our weeping cherry tree has been blooming, we have gone from being surrounded by bare branches to green festooned everywhere.
I really liked the Menil Museum in Houston. This one family’s very impressive collection; the daughter to the Schlumberger fortune (who made their money in the oil business), collected 17,000 pieces of early to mid 20th century artwork and artifacts.
The simple beauty of walking in your truth because it is your own truth, is the path we eventually return to.
I was delightfully surprised by how marvelous the Cleveland Art Museum is. They have one of my favorite Van Gogh paintings! Who knew?
Here are the photos I took in New York City last week featuring architecture, light, and reflections…
We enjoyed the views, the garden, statuary, tiles, trees, flowers, and architecture in perfect weather.
The photos in this post are tidbits that caught my eye, in line, angle, form and color. I see composition everywhere, and love to contemplate it anew.
These homes, originally whaler’s homes from long ago, are fascinating in their many shapes and configurations.
Loving light as I do, it was fun to photograph New York City at night. I was fascinated with the rhythm and reflection of colored light that created spontaneous compositions against a dark backdrop.
We have settled back into life as usual, but as often happens after a refreshing time away, I am seeing with new eyes…