Endless Clouds

I never tire of Autumn skies – the clouds have so many stories to tell. Images are from out in the country and here in town.

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Junk Drawers

I’m attending Restorative Yoga classes. It is yoga positions totally supported. Relaxing. Focus on breath and on releasing tension. We do something called supported fish (I think) – lying face down with a bolster under our hips. “Our junk drawers”, the instructor says and I almost laugh out loud. The last time I went for […]

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A Favourite Woodpecker

Although their call is quite loud, these beautiful, bright-headed birds are elusive. I had to be patient and sneaky to capture these shots of the Red-bellied Woodpecker.

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Snow’s Arrival

The three and nine year olds don’t want to come in out of the snow. The parents are too cold to stay out – not yet attired properly. I feel my bones ache at the chill of it. How quickly our perceptions change, but isn’t that life? A bird’s eye view:

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November Moon

Photographed above our home, Thursday, Nov. 6, 7:40 pm

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Love Vs. Fear

The woman in the video I’m watching says that she is in support of the cuts to Medicaid, claiming that she has been paying for healthcare for illegals. I cringe. There is so much wrong with this statement, but the point that strikes me the deepest is the lack of humanity. I don’t know how […]

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Barn and Silos

Two perspectives of the same barn and silos before an Autumn storm.

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I’m a Creep

Halloween brings out our shadow sides – a chance to express those hidden fears and quiet thoughts. Working with AI, I have brought some of my self-portraits to life, creating 3-D monsters which bring to mind the song “I’m a Creep” by Radiohead. “But I’m a creepI’m a weirdoWhat the hell am I doing here?I […]

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October Drive

Capturing the tail end of Autumn on a recent drive to town. The clouds never cease to mesmerize me.

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Orchids

Our home, with all its windows and light, seems to be a good host for orchids. Here are a few of our plants.

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