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* more photos from the ONE series can be viewed here.

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With temperatures suddenly rising into the 90s and expected to stay there for the next few days … well, I think that’s why I felt called to choose a white background today.  Like a field of fresh fallen snow beneath spring fruit and flowers.  Tomorrow I might photograph ice cubes.

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My simple pleasures include fresh peas sauteed with mild green garlic.

Served over lightly buttered rice.

Cherries for dessert (or maybe strawberries).

And to wash it all down? A fizzy drink cooled with frozen orange slices.

Yes, I do love spring in New England. 😉

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Last night I stood in the kitchen, trimming the sage, snipping dead thyme and bundling dry lavender branches.  It kept my hands busy as I talked with a friend.  In the end I tossed the litter haphazard on a white piece of paper that just happened to be on the table.  In the morning I rose, drank my coffee and prepared to sketch out my day.  And then of course I glanced at the paper, at the textures and colors, the shadows in transit… what could I do but run to get my camera?   A few more leaves crushed, petals pulled from various nooks, colored paper unfolded, an old bird’s nest found …  and somehow my morning became special.

 

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A short break in the kitchen with a few herbs, spices and small squares of Japanese paper.

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When I looked outside my ktichen window this morning I saw a blanket of clouds covering the sky.  Every color was muted.  People moved by at a meandering pace with umbrellas tucked beneath their arms.  No one seemed particularly sad or depressed by the weather, just lost in thought, as if walking in a waking dream.  Dreams … that’s what I thought of as I snapped these photos of raspberries from this morning’s breakfast.

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A few photos of herbs and flowers from the kitchen and the landlord’s garden.

English parsley drying in the window.

A bit of sage.

A stalk of lavender to dress up the table.

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