Basement View

 

Practice Practice Practice

 

While in New York I visited the Malcolm X and Dr. Betty Shabazz Memorial and Education Center

 

Thing on the side of a building.

 

A hillside in Central Park

 When I first moved to New York, I sat on this slope and read Philip Dick's novel Valis. For some reason that moment has stuck with me. Whenever I walk by, that memory always comes back.

One wall of my studio

 

Street Fashion

 

The "what can I post today?" post.

 

Still Life With Paper Towels

 

Spring Thaw

 

The next day . . .

 

Moon over parking lot

 

From the silent movie Dance Macabre

 

Norwottuck Rail Trail

 

Moon over South Hadley

 

Grace Farms. Another view.

 

Grace Farms in New Canaan Ct.

 Dr. Robin Wall Kimmerer spoke, talking about the themes of her book, Braiding Sweetgrass, how people are not apart from nature, but a part of it.

Had your vitamin C today?

 

Foggy morning

 

Lines and Shadows

 

The not-so-fruited plain

 

Snow Shark

 

Sunset in the backyard

 

Frozen water

 

Here we go again

 

I love New York, but I don't think I could live there again. Never thought I'd say that.

 

Richard III

 

Washington Irving lived here

 

A tree and a stone fence. And snow.

 

Landscape

 

What ails me

 

View from my studio on a snowy day

 

The dining room is shaping up

 

Our new toy

 

Night in the hardware store parking lot

 

CU

 

Winter on the other side of the tracks.

 

Not sure where we were going, but we were making good time.

 

Untitled

 

What six degrees fahrenheit looks like

 

A memory of New York

 

Bird Ski Slope

 

Marry a Massachusetts Woman

 

The yard

 

Death in the suburbs. A tougher place than you think.

 

More critters

 

View through the front window at night

 

Our front door and waiting room