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Well, I must admit, I was surprised to find on the New York Times Style page today the slide show, Beards: Rugged? Trendy? Or Unreliable?  On a day fraught with technical glitches, emergency edits and too many to-do lists, stumbling upon this slide show, not to mention the related article, brought a smile to my face.  I guess, in part, because growing up with three brothers and in close proximity to many male cousins, I quickly learned how important facial hair is to men.  It also reminded me of one of my first portraits to appear in a magazine, of a bearded fellow I like very much.

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Read more about Boston’s Public Garden here. 😉

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Today I am reminded of the beauty of small gifts.  A while ago a friend gave me a small potted plant of cuban oregano.  I’ve been rushing around lately so while I usually remember to water the herb — thank goodness, it is a succulent — I hadn’t really paid attention to the little patch of expanding greenery.  But this morning, feeling a little pokey and thus moving slower, I leaned over and pressed my nose close.  And what did I discover?  The sweetest scent, of course, one that brought a smile to my face…and immediately brightened my day.  😉

 

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… I found a dead dragonfly.  So perfect in form was he that  I thought he was a toy.  However everyone quickly confirmed that he was real.  And so in a box I took him home and placed him in the sun where I then photographed him on different papers.

My favorite moment?  His wings iridescent in the light and beneath on white paper their dark shadow.  A beautiful study in contrasts.

More images available HERE.

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Hi, all.  I have a new article  posted on the lovely website Creativity Portal.com.  Check it out and let me know what you think.  Meanwhile, wherever you are in your day, I hope all goes well! 😉

To Define or Not to Define:  That is the Question

 

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