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So one day sunlight came through a window and shone through a glass of water that I had left on a table.  A scientist friend of mine explained that what I captured were caustics and that the ripples in the water were acting like lenses refracting the light around. I think I understand most of that. Mostly I appreciated the simple beauty of the lines on the paper and the opportunity to play around with the images later on the computer.

 

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Well, I was washing dishes.  A shaft of late afternoon sunlight struck the pot lid I was carrying to the sink.  The water sparkled like diamonds.  I found my camera and snapped a few photos.  This was my  favorite.  Just click the picture to see why.

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As a child I don’t remember being infatuated with reflections, but as an adult …  Well, the following are simply tree branches reflected in the Charles yesterday.


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Yesterday was one of the first warm days here in the Boston area.  I took a break from the computer for a brisk walk by the river.  See more images from the day here.

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Less rain falling here.  The sun is starting to part the clouds.  Still a little under the weather.  But overall … things are looking up, especially when I see baby birds taking baths in a roadside puddle and chance upon beautiful music like the following.  Enjoy. 😉

Kevin Olusola’s Lovely Hip-Hop Cello Rendition

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In Fall 2009, Steve and I visited the Blue Hills Reservation, a state park covering 7,000 acres south of Boston.   There we climbed an observation tower where I was able to snap these landscape shots, including one of Boston from afar.  With the weather warming up, we ventured back there recently.  Here are a few images from the day.  No tower shots … yet. 😉

 

 

 

 

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A very gray day here in the Boston area.  Makes it easy to spend time creating these colorful prints.  Not sure of their final presentation.  Maybe print them out on watercolor paper and place in a dark wood frame?  Perhaps print on silk and create a scarf or a wall hanging?  All of the images are of branches reflected in water.

 

 

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