what do you see?

277/365: water glass reflection

This shadow/reflection reminds me of something interplanetary. Or maybe an ultrasound. I like that an image can resemble two such disparate things.

What do you see?

fade to blue

It’s just what caught my eye –  stacked up along the alley – all weathered wood, dappled sunlight and sky blue.

207/365: pallet in blue

just add water

This is the kind of abstract image that makes my heart sing. It’s like painting with my camera and a palette of sunshine, water and fresh green foliage.

114/365: trees on the water, early spring

tangled up in blue skies

There is nothing like the revelation of spring in the north country. Temperatures in the sixties, sunshine warming our skin, and not a cloud in the sky. It feels like the whole world is smiling.

69/365: blue sky

pure, unedited March sky

gimme shelter

View through the window at dusk. Branches near and far. Blue-gray falling light.

Inspired by an intense desire to NOT leave the house.

53/365: dusk

hot & cold

We were seeking the warmth of tropical air inside the Conservatory, the heady perfume of the sunken garden, and the comforting scent of damp soil. But then the polar bears drew us in with the sheer exuberance of their icy swimming and the joyous clouds of steamy breath rising into the arctic air.

46/365: bear with bubbles

from Como Zoo & Conservatory, St. Paul, MN

i see skies of blue

Sunny days make the clouds so beautiful. They just carry me away.

18/365: clouds

ROY G BIV: Blue

What luck! The sole spot of color on the frozen expanse of Lake Nokomis: a bright blue ice-fishing house.

Today: Blue

10/365: blue clam on nokomis

04.13.13 april showers

Last week, in Minneapolis, our April showers came mostly in the form of snow. I don’t even want to talk about it really. When it melted on the skylight in my studio and made the naked trees look kind of lovely and forlorn, I just pretended it was spring rain after all.

103/365: skylight, twilight