Cliff-hugging Aescher on Ebenalp
Visiting this cliff-hugging guest house has been a specific dream of mine for about twenty years.
Visiting this cliff-hugging guest house has been a specific dream of mine for about twenty years.
Between rain and bad air quality due to Canadian smoke, we haven’t hiked as much as I would like so far this summer. It is a delight to have our youngest working from here for a bulk of this summer, so I’ve got a nice walking buddy when it does happen. We’ve been enjoying the … Read more
Check out my photos here from a long spring ramble around New Pond Farm.
My hand gravitates to pointillism, and the dots and dashes and stripes of new buds and leaves fascinate me, and are great photo references for painting.
After a day of painting, it felt good to walk on the beach. I really enjoyed these people, fellow blog readers of yours.
I’m still walking in the same place seeing nuances of the season everywhere, particularly attracted to reflections, blue shadows, composition, and abstract vignettes.
Here are my Huntington State Park hike photos from this month, mostly a smattering of not-very-cold ice studies.
A lovely, slow book on nature with musings about existence, all beautifully illustrated.
In this post you can see the fruits of my hunt for beauty, texture, and composition in a time when you have to look closely to find it.
Enjoy all of that here. Let me know in the comments what you like the most. Life surely is good!
A wonderful day snorkeling and some history at the fort before we fly home,
A lovely varied day with some city time, rainforest time, and crashing surf time.
Waterfalls, flowers, cacao, surf, and sunset make for a gorgeous and satisfying day.
We had some idyllic time on a beautiful beach, reading, swimming, and painting.