Tag Archives: abstract
10.09.2021 Silken Mobile
We allow quite a number of milkweed plants to line our driveway with other plants as well. I’ve been looking at this one pod waiting for the right time to make an image of the seeds hanging and yesterday noticed … Continue reading
09.30.2021 Otter Rocks Rock!
The granite along the Acadia shoreline as well as on the mountains contains a lot of feldspar and that causes the rocks to have a pink glow when the warm sun hits it. Here’s a landscape example. This was the … Continue reading
09.202.2021 Macro Monday-Seasonal Decay
Sounds negative, doesn’t it? Life has its stages and for plants it is all part of life. Leaves dying, falling, and decaying into their basic elements feeds a number of organisms, including their own plant’s roots and ultimately back into … Continue reading
08.17.2021 Texture Tuesday
I just had a few moments yesterday for photography so went to the localest wildlife refuge, the Silvio O. Conte National Fish and Wildlife Refuge in Hadley. It is actually quite large, spanning the length of the Connecticut River from … Continue reading
08.08.2021 Big Bluestem Dewdrops In Brickyard Meadow
One of the results from the time spent in the “office” yesterday. It’s difficult to find just the right composition in the chaos of the meadow. Even more difficult to get every drop sharp and some are a little soft … Continue reading
07.31.2021 Beardsleyesque Grotesque Pareidolia
Quabbin Shoreline Tree Grotesque I had a period when I enjoyed doing pen and ink drawings and that drew me to Aubrey Beardsley. He described himself and many of his artworks as grotesque but I always found them beautifully drawn. … Continue reading
06.06.2021 Silent Sunday-Swamp Oak Leaf with Dew
06.02.2021-2 Quabbin Park Loop Road-Lichen on Rock
When I am walking along this road I often look at the “guard” rocks that keep us from driving onto the grounds and sometimes find interesting patterns which have been subjects of previous posts. I haven’t ID’d the lichen yet … Continue reading
