Several days ago in this blog I mentioned Jewelweed as one of the harvesters of the summer sunlight. In places in my yard this gem grows six feet tall and so thickly…
This time of year the gardens are glorious. Here are a few photographs to show where I often spend an hour or two weeding, watching or hanging out with camera…
Some days the world seems so insane I feel like I can’t just post more “pretty pictures.” So I post these lovely flowers today, all from my garden this week, and…
My post today is a bit longer than usual but in it I travel an immense distance into the mysterious. I hope you’ll stick with me. Last year I made a photograph…
Who can choose just one photograph here? Not I! A whole bouquet is the only way to see my garden these days. Enjoy—one at a time or all at once—enjoy!
One of the benefits of digital photography is being able to make many photographs. When I was using film, a “10-roll day” cost me nearly a couple hundred dollars. With…
While I love being home in the familiar, it is also a delight to visit new territory, in this case the Rocky Mountain National Park. Big skies, lichen-covered rocks the…
This time of year beauty abounds along the back country roads. Not exactly wild flowers, rather mostly those that have arrived from one place or another and found room to grow…
Camel’s Hump is one of the touchstones of living in Central Vermont, so much so that it was selected to grace the back of Vermont’s 25-cent piece several years ago. You…
April 7th May 7th And now they are all gone by, the garden full of later flowers. What an amazing month it has been!
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