After four-plus years outside, the ceramic sculpture disintegrated enough to split. I still like how it looks and will keep it there.
Close up ridges
How does a person grow into being a writer? A lot of unstructured time may be part of it, and that means allowing for enough time for boredom. I remember being quite happy as a child really examining details in nature. Rough bark much like this made me think of ridges and valleys traversed in … Continue reading Close up ridges
Clouds at night
Filtered clouds at night.
Supermoon, day 2
There was too much cloud cover tonight to see the moon, and frankly, there are so many trees that the sky has a lot of competition. Here is the last tinge of day, photo taken pre-clouds.
On campus
I am trying out being on campus a bit more this summer since it is fairly peaceful and I am trying to transition back to normal faculty status. This is me walking to Siceluff, taken through Glass, which is doing a better job automatically uploading now. It also decided to Instagram the photo just for … Continue reading On campus
The greenest green
Granted, there was a little Photoshop involved here, but the colors are so intense this year due to all the extra rain that I think cameras get too smart for their own good at times and damp down actual colors. The swirling motion at the edges--well, that was just me having fun.
Five minutes of light
This could be Seattle, only without the ocean, coffee, or hipsters.
Filtered light
The leaves are so heavy on the trees that for part of the day the light that comes in the front window is filtered green. The colors in the photo are actual, not manipulated. Everything in the room for a few hours had a greenish tinge.
Lanette Cadle 