I am back to printing already! I’m glad to say that was one short time, and all is well. Whew!
Here, have these canna leaves … just because!
Canna Leaves, 6.26.19
Repaired
Category: Leaves
Happy Tuesday Morning
Just because I feel like posting it … and we have some kids in London right now, so it seems fitting.
Mind the Gap, 1.23.18
A Bit ‘O Green
Green Leaves, 5.31.21
New Hampshire
I find I’m unable to write much about the images I post here and I’m somewhat embarrassed about that. Dan always (and I mean always!) writes about his images, and does so in such a wonderful manner. He has a way with words.
Hm. Perhaps I need to hire him.
The Changing Leaves, 10.6.22
Triptych Time
Green Triptych
Convolvulaceae Leaves, 5.21.18
Pelargonium Leaves, 6.22.18
Geranium Leaves, 5.28.18
Fallen Leaves
Here … have a triptych for your morning. Walks after rainstorms are most often very pleasant walks!
Fallen Leaves after the Rain, (I, II, III), 10.25.21
Happy Autumn!
Ah, my favorite time of year … especially when our weather changes and it actually feels like autumn as well. (Today it won’t, with temps in the high 80°s.) And if you are wondering, “the fall equinox arrives on Wednesday, September 22, 2021, at 3:20 P.M. EDT in the Northern Hemisphere.” (Yes, I looked that up.)
Autumn Leaves, 10.11.19
Friday Afternoon Flora
Back in the 70s we grew coleus. They were quite popular as houseplants. Now I sometimes see them growing outside. The colors frequently astound me.
Coleus, 10.19.17
Looking Back
A year ago today was the last day I gave oboe lessons in person. I had three students here in my house. We had no masks yet, but all my students were used to going first to wash their hands: I’d been having them do that for years.
Here, have some Thursday images, which are from even further back in time:
Leaves & Rocks I & II, 11.10.17
Some Green For Your Morning
Hosta Leaves, 7.3.17
