Month: March 2011
Mother’s Song If snow falls on the far field where travelers spend the night, I ask you, cranes, to warm my child in your wings. ~Anonymous Japanese poem, ca. 733. Two paper cranes toward 1000 […]
90 of 365. Our Daily Challenge — Smoke. I didn’t think I was going to be able to pull this one off, so of course I had to get up and do it first thing […]
I’m making paper cranes as a tribute to Japan. They are a symbol of hope associated with a Japanese legend that says anyone who makes 1000 paper cranes will be granted a wish. This is […]
89 of 365. Our Daily Challenge — Candid. It was a very rainy and very busy day. I didn’t venture out very far with the camera. This is about five steps from my desk. This […]
The ants make mounds of their dead after I have flooded them out with the water hose. I squat, hunched over, wondering at them. I am human here and no good substitute for benevolence, having […]
88 of 365. Our Daily Challenge — Zoom. I zoom in on this little guy to meet today’s photo challenge. I picked the frog as my photo of the day because I don’t spend a […]
87 of 365. Our Daily Challenge — Photoshop Terms Sock is using his “lasso tool” to try to rustle up some love. This was a particularly difficult prompt for me. Photoshop terms? Hmmm… I could […]
86 of 365. Our Daily Challenge — Storefront. Sunday morning, it turns out, is the perfect time to take photos downtown. The streets are quiet, and no one gets in your way. I thought I […]
85 of 365. Our Daily Challenge — Looking In. The book is by the Shutter Sisters of www.shuttersisters.com. It’s one of the stack of educational materials I’ve recently acquired as I “look in” to my […]
84 of 365. Our Daily Challenge — Dangerous. “The truth. It is a beautiful and terrible thing and must therefore be treated with great caution.” ~JK Rowling — Dumbledore says this in The Sorcerer’s Stone. […]