Hike Photos from Huntington State Park (January 2023)
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.
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.
Mother nature is fascinating, especially in her most temporal detail.
This is what we’ve been eating over here recently.
This past month my hikes included daughters and goats!
These are more subtle than many that jump out at me, but I appreciated them as value studies as well and shape and texture medleys.
Emerging from winter even more mindful, spring bangs in brightly.
Though I haven’t been anywhere this month, there has been snow, shadows, and interesting light.
Winter is not the death of the life cycle, but its crucible.
Here’s what I had fun paying attention to on my chilly walks this month.
There is great reward in being mindful of the varied expressions of beauty around us.
I’ll probably use these as photo references for paintings, but I also enjoy them all on their own.
Taking photos
early Monday morning
either out windows or from
our front porch as I gape
in my slippers at the magical
snow clad landscape…
Check out the stunning yellow light and intense shadows in the photos in this post.
After sub zero temperatures last week that they called “the arctic blast” the past two days have gotten up into the fifties and seemed extremely balmy.