Recycling memories from Christmas past. Unique designs made from ornaments of yesteryear. With occasional detours just for fun.
Just a little update - especially for those of you in the Richmond, VA area - to let you know that I've hung all new photographs in my space at Crossroads Art Center. There are 2 themes represented: Adornment and Selective Color. Adornment: I’ve returned to my old love of black and white photography to … Continue reading Adornment and Selective Color
No matter how old I get, I feel like a kid on Christmas morning when I wake up to find it is snowing. And just like every kid, I felt sad when it stopped this afternoon. The first fall of snow is not only an event, it is a magical event. You go to bed … Continue reading First Snow
Why I hope never to experience the likes of 2015 again.
"Love awoke one winter's night And wander'd through the snowbound land, And calling to beasts and birds Bid them his message understand. And from the forest all wild things That crept or flew obeyed love's call, And learned from him the golden words Of brotherhood for one and all." - Author Unknown Merry Christmas … Continue reading Christmas
A boundary is a line of demarcation and, as such, generally a practicality. Quite often, however, the practical also has an aesthetic side, taking the sting out of what is essentially a "Do Not Enter" sign. From the humble picket fence to the grandeur of gilt, all are beautiful boundaries. Please click on each image to see full size (so much better!). … Continue reading Beautiful Boundaries