Love Apples
Love Apples. “Pomodoro”, in Italian. “Tomato” in English, and the word is similarly sounded in many other languages. Tomatoes are “Nyanya” in Swahili. They’re”Yaanyo” in Somali, and “Utamatisi” in Zulu. […]
Monthly Archives: August 2017
Wishetwurra Flowers, Late August
Dang, it’s late August already. We’re hurtling toward the equinox, towards the start of fall. Tomorrow will be two minutes and thirty-three seconds shorter that today. In one week our […]
Indigo Exultations, or, The Best Quilt Ever?
For the last few years (as in “ten or twenty”), one of the standout reasons to go to the Fair each year is to see the quilts. Each year, each […]
The Cattle Shed At Night
Last Saturday night, after performing with my “Flying Elbow” friends at the Fair, I passed the Cattle Shed. The critters were settling down for the night. The quality of the […]
A Quick Walk Through The Hall
There are many solipsistic locations on our planet: Paris, London, Peking, New York City — even Martha’s Vineyard. Humans will always tend to think “Who else but me? Where else but here?” […]
Dawn Beach
Yesterday’s post had but one pic, of geese, clouds, and grass. There were more beach pix from that dawn trip. Here are some of those more… Dawn at the beach […]
What’s Good for the Goose…
Photography is a changing art/science/craft. I’m feeling particularly aware of this as I look for a new camera. Many new cameras no longer need wires or physical connections to send […]
Walking by the Surf
September 7, 2008 is the date on this photograph. And today, August 17, 2017, is the first day of The Fair. Perhaps I shall photograph there.
Air. States of Water. Sand
The title says enough, really. Photograph taken the afternoon of August 15, 2017. Location: Quansoo Beach, Chilmark, MA, USA. If you look carefully you can see a boat on the […]
MidAugust 2017 Wishetwurra Farm Garden
Mid-August. Summer is less than six weeks from its equinoctial end. Shocking! Here’s what the garden looks like right after a foggy and drismal night. “Good Morning!”, say asparagus plants […]
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