Anne crafted this bright flower mosaic. I put it outside under a tree and took a photo of tree branch shadows on the mosaic. New art!
Category Archives: photography
Remnants
Yesterday I took random shots of life on a sunny day during this never-ending pandemic. I call the collection… remnants.
Beautiful Mistake
Don’t know how this photo happened, but I like it.
The Forgotten Running Shoe
An oddity of 2021 was a single running shoe that rested by the side of the road in Carmel for over a month. If you walked to the beach like I did, you would pass this shoe which I never touched. Maybe it is still there. Of course, it was commonplace to spot Covid-19 masksContinue reading “The Forgotten Running Shoe”
The “Middle Finger” of Photography
When I photograph a cabbage white butterfly on a flower, I know I don’t have much time to focus and get the right light settings before it flitters off. Also on the checklist are merges that interrupt a clear shot. In the example here, the middle of the frame has the distraction of a leafContinue reading “The “Middle Finger” of Photography”
Walking to the Fog
An elderly couple walking towards the fog along the Monterey Coast. Peace.
Wind Chime Neglect…
I’ve been meaning to fix these wind chimes–the thin metal disc that strikes the chimes is missing. I noticed today that cobwebs have taken over. I do have other functioning wind chimes, so I’m not in a rush to remove a spider’s handiwork.
Leave Well Enough Alone
Took this shot of Burnham Park, Morristown, New Jersey 14 years ago. I caught fish here and played little league baseball nearby. When I returned for a visit a few years ago, the town fathers had installed several fountains in the pond–can’t find the photos-that may have helped stir the water, but the look wasContinue reading “Leave Well Enough Alone”
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