The Balcony Scene + AI
I fed MidJourney one of my favorite rose shots and gave it some watercolory instructions. Wow.
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Spring Equinox ’22: Iris Luxe
For Helen…
Read moreWhat Would Grandmother’s Job Be?
What would my grandmother’s career have been if she’d had the educational opportunities I did.
Read moreTimetown: Happy Solstice
#ArtSunday: Fall Flora
There’s something quite beautiful about this time of year, as nature begins tucking in and settling accounts…
Read moreThe Marriage of Heaven and Hell
Abstract Daylily…
Read moreDr. Denny’s Annual Trip Out West… #ArtSunday
In addition to being one of my favorite macro photographers Denny Wilkins is one of my favorite landscape photographers. Each year, after he finishes grading papers, he packs up the camera and heads west, into the deserts of Colorado, Utah, Nevada, Oregon, and wherever else the spirit calls him. This year’s expedition struck me as especially vibrant.
Read more20,000 Leagues Under the Sky
Three new floral lightbox abstracts in my Dead Flower series…
Read moreGeorge Floyd and the Soul of The Mission
I’m a big fan of Dan Ryan’s. He sees the streets and he loves the people he finds there. And in him they obviously recognize something they can trust. As a result he’s able to capture a frankness, an honesty, a whimsy that I think the rest of us miss entirely. Maybe we can’t see it, or maybe we’re afraid
Read moreMisty Mountain Hop
Fires of Beltane
Happy Beltane, everyone.
Read moreOh HELL … Maybe: Perspective Matters, Huh?
First Cat White posted this at me on FB. (I’m known to have issues with heights above, say, two feet, and my friends love tormenting me.) My response was the now-ritualized “Oh HELL no.” Her friend Chuck was skeptical and went sleuthing, which revealed this: That’s still more height than my back brain will tolerate, but this angle tells a
Read more#ArtSunday: Daisies of the Galaxy
I Knew This Girl Named Scarlet
Happy Sunday: Some Flowers for Your Consideration
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