Earth Day dawned cold after a cloudless night. As the sun warmed the air and earth, I ventured out for a walk in my neighborhood with my husband Creighton, and beagle Josie. There was one dab of a white cloud … Continue reading
These photos were taken on the northwest shore of Orcas Island, Washington, USA. Camera: Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ47 No enhancements, no filters, just cropped and sized.
White has no hue; it is the color we see when we look at light which contains all the wavelengths of the visible spectrum, at full brightness and without absorption. Substances appear white because their surfaces reflect back most of … Continue reading
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Living in the Pacific Northwest provides year-round pleasure in the beauty of moss. It is a fascinating plant form which, when photographed up close, has an other-worldly appearance. I hope you enjoy this small study of moss growing on the … Continue reading
Though it doesn’t show here, I have been actively writing this month. At the suggestion of the writing circle I added dialogue to my short memoir, Studebaker. It is a delightful improvement and I have posted it under About Being … Continue reading
Often I will awaken after midnight and have a difficult time returning to sleep. One of the methods I use to lull myself is to turn on the radio, low enough that it doesn’t disturb my husband, but high enough … Continue reading
In 2007, Creighton and I spirited ourselves away to Orcas Island, for the week of Thanksgiving. Although I missed being with family, the quiet solitude was healing. In summer the Ferries teem with people from all walks of life and … Continue reading
Everything in nature is perfect, even though it may not appear so to the human eye. What I want to do with my drawings is transform a flat surface, using color and texture, so that my subject appears three dimensional. … Continue reading
chickadees feast woodpeckers cling hummingbirds spar lapping long draughts ever more slowly koi course last light profiles pear tinged poplars against steely blue sky maple leaves big as dinner plates lie scattered wet shreds of storm clouds tangle in branches
Lindy Low LeCoq 