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On my way home from work, I decided to detour through the landlord’s garden.  I was a bit cautious because I know there’s a rat that calls the garden home.  On occasion I’ve seen a rabbit nibbling at the greens.  And there’s a neighbor’s cat that likes to nestle in the lavender.  She must smell quite lovely when she returns home.

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It was the beauty of the artwork on the covers of fantasy and sci-fi novels that used to draw my attention in bookstores.   So many of the illustrations depicted a cloaked figure, partially illuminated.  And then there’s my growing interest in stained glass windows.  The figures in them, whether peasant or angel, wear luminous robes in a rainbow of colors.  With such inspirations in my life, how could I not see a cloaked figure as I zoomed in on this orchid?

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Next Sunday, in Cambridge, MA, the Riverside Gallery will be hosting its annual “50-100-150” Pop-Up Summer Show from 4:00-6:00 PM.  It is a juried show featuring 50 pieces of original art available for purchase at $100 each.  I am honored to have on display Gordon’s Poinsettia, a set of three prints, all images from a single poinsettia plant, and displayed in a custom 9 x 20 mat.  If you’re in the area that afternoon, I hope you’ll stop by.

 

Riverside Gallery
5 Callender Street
Cambridge 02139
www.facebook.com/RiversideGallery

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Today the calla lily looks like this.

And just a few days ago it looked like this …

How cool is that? 😉

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I’m not sure when or where I purchased the bulb.  In early spring, I was buying stuff to plant at every venue, from fancy nurseries to the Dollar Store.  I remember that I found the bulb one day in the bottom of a crumpled bag.  It’s label was gone.  I still planted it by itself in an orange clay pot.  Nothing happened for the longest time.  I had to practice my patience skills big time.  Then one day, green shoots appeared.  A lovely dark green.  An amaryllis perhaps?  But then the leaves unfurled revealing white spots, providing me with just enough information for some internet research.  As the leaves grew tall and spread wide, I kept wondering when the heck would the flower appear.  And then one day it did.

It has been fun to photograph, and hard.  There are things I see with my eyes that I have yet to capture exactly as I wish with the camera. Variations in color and texture, all of which continue to evolve as the plant grows.

That forgotten bulb at the bottom of a bag has turned into a very lovely learning experience.

 

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More images from that field and stream bed next to an office park in Woburn, Massachusetts where I’ve had the pleasure of photographing in Fall, Winter and now in Spring.  I hope that I am able to return in Summer.

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