A Haiku in response to The Daily Post Tree Haunted. Gnarly. Dead. Shadows, limbs tell old stories Of swings and seasons Advertisements
In response to The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge “Fierce” This was Bamboo, one of two Siamese cat brothers we adopted as litter mates in 2000. Bamboo was fierce. Fierce…
Little visitor! Your quick, delicate dance is So Fascinating!
During an agricultural tour for a leadership program, our group visited many locations in Sussex County. One stop was a commercial farm located in a rural town in Laurel, Delaware.…
In response to The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge: Eyes Cat’s eyes are fascinating objects to examine, and the breed Siamese with their stunning globes of blue, are particularly striking.…
When I take photos of flowers (my favorite subject) I am observing the portraits of living things. While far from being human, my botanical subjects emerge, change and fade into…
I am a proud Creative Commons contributor! While my essays, haikus and thoughts and associated photos, combined are copyrighted on this blog, many if not all of my botanical and…
It’s Friday, time to Think about Happy Hour Barstool or blossom!?
Purple rain is falling And as hashtags trend in grief At home, pain does not discriminate. A 16-year old school girl is silenced forever, A farm family grasps with a…
Cups of soft petals Celebrate April and May And dance in the rain! Taken at Longwood Gardens
Hmmm, what are these? Are these for me? Do they taste like chicken? Happy First Day of Spring!
Sun. Wind. Earth. Water. We awake to the challenge Elements, balanced.
A thick morning fog on March 17, seen through this grove of trees, more closely resembled a spooky Halloween scene, than a week away from spring. Experimented with colored filters…
Erect stems of grain Give praise to an azure sky In balanced purpose
Unexpected snow Captured in your leafy bark Graceful on your limbs
Irrigation tower hovers over a summer wheat field in Sussex County, Delaware. Originally shot in color with a Nikon DSLR, this was edited in both Snapseed and Enlight apps to…
Originally posted on Drift Past the Flowers: Beside my addiction to gardening and taking photos of what I and other people grow, I am also enthralled with mobile device photography…
In February, Spring’s nacsent beats lie waiting. Tender hearts promise.
I am an avid gardener, but I must confess, I don’t know a thing about orchids. They look complicated and quite frankly, they intimidated me! While over a friend’s house…
