visual artist : observing the everyday, time and memory
Many disappointments one way and another for us all this year - but in the greater scheme of things a few top moments to celebrate. Goodbye April. and a time lapse of my top tulips! https://videopress.com/v/aHDqT2JO?preloadContent=metadata A planned exhibition to celebrate WGC100 'In Our Garden' postponed. Accepted for Derwent Art Prize Exhibition at Oxo Gallery …
A feature of the landscape around Zennor - the ruins of tin mines dotted across the landscape...looking up through the space that was the roof top A wistful memory of a trip to St Ives some years ago looking down from the top of the sea wall to the sea.
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Rooftops looking up to the top and looking down from the top.
Corvid #6 This is the only image I could find to fit the bill (no pun intended) I had to enhance to get the detail- see original here and enhanced at the top.
top views/ view from the top and a big stretch to quarter lights/ window quarters- can I get away with that- some are holiday quarters with amazing Top views.
My first post for this prompt, Glass- I like the sound of this challenge and have selected two categories for this. The first Glasses- great accessory to hide behind and to hide the so called windows to the soul ..... The second category is Glass and reflections on:
curved lines, lines of cows, harbour curves, piers.
This walk along the Mere to the Martello Tower has fascinated and inspired me for a long time. The division of sea and mere by a strip of land. At the furthest point a conservation area, access denied to the public by a fence and gate creating a division of a different kind. Silent Sunday
Saturday's RTDP prompt is trouble and the first thing that comes to mind is Rex , my Rag-doll/Burmese cross, feline friend. Just this week I received my first gift of the year, a dead mouse laid out on the kitchen floor. Rex has only recently regained his freedom of the house after a succession of …
The first thing I will do when things are back to normal? After hugging the family for quite a while- go for coffee on my way to visit my favourite holiday destination: Cross on the roof top at the top of a hill.....
A bit of a cheat using the sculpture Saturday theme for this post but I'm inspired after looking through my library. Several locations here- can you identify them? Oops that's more than six words - but the heading IS six words.
The Henry Moore Sculpture Park at Perry Green is just a short drive from where I live and is the most amazing setting for Moore's Sculptures. The gallery has great exhibitions and a year or so ago I got to meet Tacita Dean who was presenting her video responding to an aspect of Moore's inspiration …
Continue reading "Sculpture Saturday : Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth"
Not outdoors but leading to the front door my B&W Image and sketch Moving downwards
Marie Charlotte Carmichael Stopes was a British author, palaeobotanist and campaigner for eugenics and women's rights. She made significant contributions to plant palaeontology and coal classification, and was the first female academic on the faculty of the University of Manchester.
....and the jelly turned a gorgeous pinky purple
SQUARE tops:Ice Topped
Random lines Random musings with lines: Bird lined up on a boat- I could have edited to line up better- maybe I should but this is how I took these shots. My obsession with pebbles.....and a stone wall with lovely lined up stones
My yearly pilgrimage to St Ives or twice if possible, always includes a visit to Barbara Hepworth and the garden. It has a magical mystical and deeply meditative feeling every time I visit. I sit and contemplate her life and work and try to imagine a connection. For the past few years I have also …
 The Tulipa Top Parrot is one of my favourite tulips and I'm hoping one of my bulbs growing in the garden could be just that...but I will have to wait and see...any day now! Also the hostas are growing fast and of course the alliums...so looking forward to those opening too. The bulbs were …
I am taking on the challenge from @thehiddenedge to name #10-defining-albumspost A child of the 50's and a teenager of the 60's my taste developed with age and became very eclectic. Thinking myself somewhat a rebel ( who isn't at 13) I didn't like much of the popular music of the time and when I …
Fascinated by lines in the landscape....
Square Tops Challenge : TOPrail and Carn TOPna
Silent Sunday : Inspiration the darkest hour is just before dawn
My Top Six favourite flower heads.....
An exploration of what I see in the world around me
Inspired By Nature
Capturing nature's peacefulness one photo at a time.
Growing with gratitude for life's challenges
Passion for writing ignites my soul's momentum
caryl beach MA 
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