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Only moments before the bag had held zucchini or scallions perhaps.  Now it lay crumpled on the table fodder for my imagination as sunlight filled its cavities.

At first I thought of folds of cloth and crinkled skirts like women wore so long ago.  But then as the rays of light shifted, I imagined glaciers and ice caves illuminated in rainbow colors throughout an arctic day.

The sun soon dipped behind a building and with it most of the light but just enough remained for one last shot that made me think of a cavern opening.

one leaf many colors

banana wishes

I think I like green eggs and ham more than I like bananas.

But according to the literature, a banana might be healthier.

And so, on occasion, a couple of bananas I do buy.

They are actually fun to photograph especially once their length is cut in half.

It’s the eating part that makes me pause and wrinkle my nose,

And secretly wish that the mouse in my house — I saw him last night —

Would eat the banana so that I wouldn’t have to at all.

leaves

two trees dancing

I must admit that I felt almost like a voyeur snapping this photo in the woods.

dry landscapes

A mountainous landscape in some far away place.  Stars shine in the dark waters flowing past rocky shores.  At least that’s what I see on screen.

But in reality?

In fact, the landscape is two pieces of paper juxtaposed.  I had been working with paper on the kitchen table when afternoon sunlight hit these two — a textured brown and a sheet of black — in such a way that I could not help but snap a photo.  Later, on the computer, I desaturated the color and then my imagination took over. 😉

A leaf found in a field on the way home.  I let it sit in the window a few days to dry.  I still have it, tucked safely away, so we’ll see how it continues to evolve.

dried red leaf

scallions