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Salt Marsh Grasses

Salt Marsh Grasses

I am having a rather abstract, curmudgeonly morning.  I decided to share the abstraction via these images taken over the past few days.  I’m hoping the curmudgeon part will fade away.  We’ll see … 😉

A Distant Field of Gold and Purple

A Distant Field of Gold and Purple

Beauty Growing by the Muffler Shop

Beauty Growing by the Muffler Shop Next Door

Muffler Shop Parking Lot ... Enhanced

Muffler Shop Parking Lot Enhanced

The Oak Tree That Towers Over the House

The Oak Tree That Towers Over the House

 

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Branches viewed while on a short walk this afternoon.  Yes, I played around with the color and such a bit.  I think the green of spring is finally calling to me. 😉

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… a beautiful light falls upon the landlord’s trees and shrubs.  I have said it once and I’ll say it again, one day I will have to make him a book of all the beauty I’ve seen out of his windows over the years. 😉 And now I am off into the day for a walk.  Have a good day, folks.

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No poetic words stirred by the nasturtium so far, but it is a delight to photograph its many parts.  If you write a poem, please share. 😉

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This orchid was the inspiration for a poem that will be published next month.  Stay tuned.  Meanwhile, I have in my sights a lovely orange nasturtium blossom.  We’ll see if any words are sparked by its beauty. 😉

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Ricky’s Flower Market is a lovely shop in the heart of Union Square in Somerville, Massachusetts.  When his door opens April-ish, then you know spring has arrived even if there’s still snow on the ground.  When I need a visual respite, I like to wander through his indoor/outdoor space that’s filled with annuals, perennials, herbs, clay pots and everything and anything else needed for gardening.  When the sun finally popped out this morning, I decided to make my way over there, and I am glad I did.

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… pink and glowing with sunlight, of course.  A long-stemmed bouquet sitting in a vase not far from my desk.  I yearned to photograph them but hesitated. The camera enables and empowers me to procrastinate wonderfully when I should be completing writing projects.  But the light grew so intense in those petals that I did rise with camera in-hand and began to snap photos.  But as you can tell from this post, it was not the petals that held my attention, it was the stems and leaves, their lines and curves and those beautiful shadows.

As I viewed the images, I could not help but see the many influences continually shaping the creative me.  From Imogen Cunningham and Georgia O’Keeffee to the many wonderful photographers and other artists whose blogs I follow on wordpress and via other venues.  Thank you for the beauty — and lessons learned — you choose to share.

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