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Water is the common theme, with all its simplicity of form and complex properties.  Unseen trees reflected in the still waters of recent rains along the Charles River Esplanade.

Light bouncing around the ice enhancing the vibrant colors of rocks held tight on a Woburn road.

The two pictures were taken years apart but will both be on exhibit this April at different events.  If you’re in the neighborhood, I hope you’ll stop by to see the work of all the artists on show.

Reflections will be on display at the Artists’ Group of Charlestown 9th Annual Spring Show.  Opening Reception is this Friday, April 12th, from 6:00-9:00 pm.  Read more here:  http://www.artistsgroupofcharlestown.com/

Icecapade will be on display at the Somerville Open Studios Volunteer Show, part of the 15th Annual Somerville Open Studios.  The Volunteer Show will be held at the Bloc 11 restaurant in the heart of Union Square.  Opening Reception is this Wednesday, April 10th, from 6:30-8:00 pm.  Read more here:  http://www.somervilleopenstudios.org/visit/

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I have a young friend who visits each week.  And each week I ask her, “What is your favorite color this week?”  When she recently said, “Orange!,” well that was all the impetus I needed to pull together some autumn colors.  You can view the book by clicking on the image above.  And if you’d like to hold the book in your hands, don’t forget, you can get $10 off your purchase of this book, or Summer Colors, using the code SHARE10 at checkout (through March 21st).

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Honest, I’m not trying to rush the seasons, but here is a limited time offer.  Just use the code SHARE10 at checkout and you can get $10 off your purchase of the book, Summer Colors.  Click on the above image for a sneak preview of the beauty I found one summer in New England.  Offer ends March 31st.  There’s also a nifty little book about a hidden gem of a park. See what you think.  😉

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… what a beautiful color!

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That was the word that came to mind after I downloaded this image.  A bit imperfect but somehow it felt wrong to delete it.

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I only had to hop one fence, calm down one startled rabbit, and wade hip-deep through one muddy grove to reach the graveled path leading up to the power station.  I had visited this area before and was curious what this season held for viewing.  For the most part, I kept my camera aimed high hoping to catch sight of the hawk I’d seen before but then at some point I realized I should watch my footing on the icy rocks.  I glanced down and this is what I saw.

In one small area ice sheets stretched.  In some places water bubbled beneath the surface.  Rocks and leaves were enveloped by sheer winter wraps.   Later at home I played around a bit with the lighting.  Revealed were bright stars in a dark sky and stained glass perfect for an outdoor cathedral.

One day later my hands are still cold from that impromptu icy shoot.  But I think the numbness was worth it.

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