“The contemplation of things as they are, without substitution or imposture, without error and confusion, is in itself a nobler thing than a whole harvest of invention” – Sir Francis Bacon Link to gallery of additional photographs from today’s snow walk The horoscope dude said, “Wean yourself from ego-driven desires and pour your libido into […]
Category Archives: Natural World
Light forming…
light forming this morning reminded of the poem by Barbara and Morgan Gibson “snow covers cold lovers”
Ten inches
snow: ten inches fell shovel: then watching closely as it all changes
sit. still. shapelessly
our relationships shape our experience. sit. still. shapelessly. (click image for larger view)
Opportunity to lose the self
a delicate freeze presents opportunity to lose self in form (to view a gallery of alternative compositions)
Fog, floods and tornados
fog ‘n’ flash flooding tornados touched Kenosha’s turf weather watchers watch
Last days of christmas
last days of christmas fog covered landscape, wake up to thunder and lightning last evening, we shared food, the remaining gifts given and received Sophia presents me with her annual calendar (thanks to on-demand printing)
Year’s end
2007 Comes to a close. The Picture A Week (PAW 2007) project complete and ending on a holiday note (of course). You’re welcome to have a look at our winter wonderland and holiday snaps at PAWeek 52 or just this weeks pick. Happy new year to all. drifting through each other’s love often lost on unmarked paths
The lightest snow
Last Saturday morn the lightest snow I’ve ever seen fall into view
H2O @ 0 degrees C
For the past couple years I’ve posted a Photograph A Week (PAW) on my web site. The PAW files from 2007 can be seen here. For 2008 I’ll transition to post the PAWs on this blog. While this image is not the pick for this week (50); it does come from the past week’s exploration of […]