Kitchen Table Still Life – I was eating dinner when I noticed the light on these pots that Ginger threw at a pottery class she’s been taking. One-minute read, +1
Available Light
Sunday cleaning & oiling. Sig Sauer P938 – I’ve been trying to get my hands on a P938 for a long time (over a year). Everywhere I’ve checked they have been out of stock. This is the 9mm version of Katie’s 380 Caliber Sig Sauer P238 handgun. One-minute read, +1
March Hibiscus – we moved our hibiscus plants inside for the winter and they have rewarded us by flowering every now and then.
Bedroom Plants – Same old story, I liked the light.
Fronds and bottles – Testing my new cell phone’s camera in the dark. +3
The soft light on a dull rainy day on these flowers Ginger picked and placed on the kitchen table caught my eye, and prompted a discovery. One-minute read, +1
Waiting for watching – it’s a dull rainy day, and I liked the light.
Day Two Campfire.
Storm clouds over Ozark – checking on the radar, the storm was nine miles away over Ozark.
– Ginger made this luminous plant sculpture several years ago. It’s recently appeared more prominently in the bedroom following a tidy-up
My lakeside camp at night – I love this spot.
Setting up camp at dusk – The sky is so light because the nearly full moon has already risen.
Camp Life – Journaling – Today was one of the few times I’ve actually got round to writing in my journal while I’m out backpacking. 5 pictures
Chapel Cross – St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church, Kansas City, Missouri.
Ginger recently undertook a project to make a vessel a day for 100 days. Most days a new vessel of some sort would appear on my desk. The vases came with flowers, and the pots came with small plants. One-minute read, 2 pictures
Campfire. Piney Creek Wilderness – Day Two. 3 pictures
Ginger’s studio at night.
Blue bottle tree with lights.
High altar (Silhouette) and stained glass windows.
The Baptism of Persephone – I’ve often said that working for the Church I am privileged to be present at key moments in people’s lives. Unexpectedly that happened at this weekend’s Easter Vigil service. One-minute read, 2 pictures