photo journal observing an ordinary life in a beautiful world
We all have our own bundle of experiences/things/people which gives us comfort. Comforts are the nest we seek out or retreat to in these tumultuous times (senseless protests throughout our country and a city taken over by insurgents intent on… Read more
Even the dog was invited. They must have been looking forward to us arriving — we could see them standing on the stairs through the sidelight window. We were greeted with the warmest of smiles. I’m so grateful for friends… Read more
I’d rather have a few photographs that are a little blurry — or even a lot blurry — than images that are so fake with overcooked Photoshopping that the true essence has been completely lost, or covered up, or replaced… Read more
It really shouldn’t come as a surprise that some of our friends or acquaintances suddenly die given the stage of life we find ourselves in. In recent weeks that tragic thing happened and I can’t get it out of my… Read more
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
My process in photography has shifted and changed over the years, as it should. Even my purpose in photographing has shifted over time. Perhaps it’s all the time to reflect during the pandemic that has me contemplating so many things,… Read more
It’s true what they say that the smell of lemons de-stresses a person. That goes for limes, oranges, and grapefruit too. I even knew a woman of middle eastern descent that always had the fragrance of oranges about her. I’m… Read more
A friend who lets you know they’re thinking of you. Words of true friendship always bring joy. A silly five year old Australian Shepherd who continually makes me smile. The sheer pleasure of spending time in the forest. Scanning some… Read more
