On the first of May, the morning light holds me to the kitchen window before I decide to head out onto the wet grass to take this photo. My kitchen table holds a small bouquet of flowers that have brightened… Read more
A Story, Print Your Photos
Photographs and memories
What good are photographs if we can’t hold them in our hands? Memories are a wonderful thing most times. Lately I’ve been remembering my maternal grandfather with a bit of regularity. How he would say my name, “Dianka.” How he… Read more
General
bright shoots of possibility
None of this is permanent. Life, like the seasons, shifts, evolves and moves on. Cherry blossoms drift settling at my feet; eagles soaring like bold kites against blue skies; songbirds busy at living; chubby buds preparing to burst their delicate… Read more
A Story
Wildcard Wednesday, 1
Once upon a time, my life revolved around horses. I spent time with them as if they were siblings, they were my companions, and each one taught me lessons in life. At ten, I was involved in a very serious… Read more
A Little Beauty
a little good out of the pandemic
Wasn’t it May Sarton who said that we have to dare to be ourselves? I’ve realized how much I have learned during this pandemic — about myself and about what I want in what’s left of my life. Since removing… Read more
Photography Project
letting go of certainties
While the sun bursts awake from it’s nightly slumber and bald eagles soar overhead each morning, the spring songbirds remind us that a new season is upon us. It’s time we step in line and move forward along with them…. Read more
