Ahhhh…warmer sunshine. At Last! Along with the unseasonably cold weather this past week I’ve been dealing with some chronic health issues that combined to make it a miserable week. But I think I am beginning to see a glimmer of light at the end of the tunnel — at last! Read more…
Last night I watched a live Zoom conversation between father and son photographers, Paul and John Paul Caponigro. It was such a beautiful conversation. Paul Caponigro, a film photographer, who is 89 years old is still making photographs, marveling at the magic of the photographic process, and sharing his wonderful Read more…
There were lots of birds at my bird feeders this morning. And Gracie, my cat, spent much of the morning watching them out the window. Occasionally she got very excited and her swift movements frightened the birds away. But soon they were back again with Gracie keenly watching every single Read more…
As winter days continue I am finding less and less photographic inspiration looking out the windows of my house or around my house. Yesterday I went to my daughter’s house to take care of her cat and found new inspiration in a simple change of scene. Finding Creative Inspiration For Read more…
Japanese iris always strike me as delicate, evanescent, graceful flowers. I picked up two small bunches of them yesterday to enjoy and to photograph. Transitory Grace They were all tightly closed when I brought them home so I placed them in warm water. Slowly the blossoms began to unfurl. By Read more…