Lilac Gate

I took these photos at a former church which is slowly being turned into something else. I simply love where they store the ladder when...

The apples are getting ready. I refuse to think that it might be fall, though!

  We had more rain yesterday, and you can see traces of it on the morning glories!

Last summer, I looked through the grass towards the sky... I am linking this post to  Skywatch Friday . Drop in and see skies from ...

I am posting a selection of my still lifes. I have no idea what the orange thing used to be, but this is what it looks like after a yea...

Last week, I got to Almonte, on the Mississippi River, to capture some of the ice formations. I am linking this post with  Nature...

Last summer, when the grass was in bloom, the morning sun limned everything with gold. I am sharing this post with  Nature Footst...

I know it is a terribly invasive weed, but the flowers are so cheerful! Especially on a winter's day, with snow blowing outside! I ...

The prompts for my Be Still class this week are white, round, and minimalist. I think my button jar, with the old shell buttons, meets tw...

Knapweed is a member of the same family as cornflowers. You can see it in the shapes of the petals and the ovary. I only encountered ...

Placing the light bulbs between the camera and the sun increased the contrast, making them appear to be in black and white, although the ...

My uncle brought this from Italy, where he was stationed late in WWII, for my Mom. I wonder if it can be fixed up... I am linking this ...

The sun had just cleared the horizon when I captured the light refracted in this glass ornament. I am linking this post with  Nature Fo...

Back into the archives to see some irises, stately and proud. I am linking this post with  Today's Flowers . Some peopl...

I have started an on-line course, called Be Still. It is about centring yourself before picking up the camera and capturing s...