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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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Between meetings today, I was able to stroll through the Boston Public Gardens.  As I rested in the shade of a willow tree by the pond, mallards waddled by on land while a majestic white swan glided by on the water.  My hands were busy stuffing lemon ice down my throat (so hot here!).  By the time my hands were free, all that was left in my vicinity were feathers.

 

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