The prompt this week: in the garden again. My choice is the High Line, a very special garden that has revitalized the West Side of Manhattan. [To see more of the 52 Photos Project, visit Bella's meme.] |
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
52 Photos Project
Sunday, August 28, 2011
Today's Flowers
Saw these colorful cosmos at the local greenmarket. Didn't bring them home, though, because they just don't last that long when you cut them— on the other hand, I can look at this picture forever. [To see more flowers, go here.] |
Friday, August 26, 2011
Weekend Reflections
One of my all-time favorite reflections: the bright summer sun glinting off the beautiful blue ocean. Unfortunately, my long (or not) beach weekend was cut off by the projected arrival of Hurricane Irene, which is supposed to be passing right over this beach in the next couple of days. [For more weekend reflections, visit James's meme.] |
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
52 Photos Project
The prompt this week: profile, silhouette, dark against light. Here's what I have to share with you. [To see more silhouettes, visit Bella's meme.] |
Sunday, August 21, 2011
Today's Flowers
I'm sorry to say that I have absolutely no idea what this purple bloom is (and it's probably not the last time I'll be forced to make that admission). But I'll bet someone out there can tell me! [To see more, visit Today's Flowers.] |
Saturday, August 20, 2011
52 Photos Project
The prompt this week: a time to share (b&w). Took this picture a loooong time ago (circa late '60s) in Paris. Don't know if you recognize this guy because he's changed a bit in the past 44/45 (!) years. That's Anita Pallenberg in the background (he's wearing her sparkly sweater and her scarf— and, yes, that is exactly what you think in his hand). [To see more (or to share yourself), visit Bella's meme.] |
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Keith Richards,
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Friday, August 19, 2011
Weekend Reflections
Now here's a reflection you don't see every day! My daughter Kate just spent a week on an ice cutter way above the Arctic Circle. [To see more Weekend Reflections, visit James's meme.] |
Sunday, August 14, 2011
Today's Flowers
If you visit the folks who live here at #22, you're greeted by this gorgeous lacecap hydrangea. If I didn't live in an apartment, I'd definitely have one of these! [To see more flowers, go here.] |
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Greenport,
lacecap hydrangea,
Long Island,
today's flowers
Friday, August 12, 2011
Weekend Reflections
I think that's a pretty good invitation. How about you? [To see more Weekend Reflections, visit James's meme.] |
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
52 Photos Project
The prompt this week: a reflection. I opted for a self-portrait, with the help of this work in the Metropolitan Museum of Art. It's by a contemporary Iranian artist, Monir Shahroudy Farmanfaraian, and it's called "Flight of the Dolphin" (2010). She was born in 1924—you do the math! [To see more of the 52 Photos Project— or to play along—visit Bella's blog.] |
Here's what the whole piece looks like. |
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52 Photos Project,
Metropolitan Museum,
reflections
Sunday, August 7, 2011
Today's Flowers
What could be a more fitting symbol for rebirth than a flower that rises from muddy water to become this beautiful bloom? [To see more flowers, go here.] |
Saturday, August 6, 2011
Exploring With a Camera
The category this time: frame within a frame. I got up pretty early to capture the street cleaners (and no one else) in the Piazza San Marco, in Venice. [To see more, visit Kat's blog.] |
Friday, August 5, 2011
Weekend Reflections
I saw a party space once that had wonderful lanterns like these all over the ceiling. Now I know where they got them. [To see more Weekend Reflections, visit James's meme.] |
Wednesday, August 3, 2011
52 Photos Project
The prompt this week: vintage, faded, peeling, rusted. I imagine the boat got painted and put in the water (this is Burano, near Venice, where fishing is very important). But I'd be happy to return and find that this wonderful wabi-sabi wall has been left alone. [To see others' take on this week's project, go here.] |
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