visual artist : contemplating time, memory, and transformation.
As we say goodbye to June on this cool and cloudy day things are not really looking so bright
It has to be this pair of contenders:
Dorothy Cross : Storm in a teacup On a grey wet day in Hastings!
For my Grand Daughters Birthday one year as a special treat we went to The Sanderson Hotel to attend The Mad Hatter Tea Party. The Interior of the hotel was very quirky and the first thing we saw in the reception area was these bar stools with eyes! WE tried out all of the chairs....... …
Six Word Saturday I posted Sea Fever by John Masefield for my Friday Ragtag daily post and all this week I have been mourning my May holiday to Cornwall that didn't happen..... Like many of you I'm sure I need to visit to the sea at various times during the year...it calls to me..and even …
I must down to the seas again, to the lonely sea and the sky,
Relax ing in my wonderful compact garden. Enough for me to take care of, and immense pleasure after the work of tidying, watering, pruning, preening and mowing the lawn...now time to relax.
This line of moorings on the quayside at Blakeney......
It has to be - Ice Cream my irresistible and only vice - however full - whenever - whatever the weather - I'm there- My Grand Children agree!
Wordless Wednesday : In My Garden This Week ; Sketchbook.
Vivid June Photo a Day Challenge Bright, Intense and full of life can only describe one person for me. The vivid memories I have of my dear friend who opened my eyes to a zest for life, joy, fun and friendship. Wonderful times that will stay with me, tinged with a sadness that she is …
Continue reading "vivid is something that is bright, intense – full of life."
Macro Monday #46 Giant Alliums slowly unfurling....
That's what i call a view! Two years ago in Cornwall - a last minute holiday. Fantastic July weather and what a view. We didn't have to go far with this amazing scenery and spent most of the week just watching the tide and it's ebb and flow.
Silent Sunday
Bathed in a Pool of Light
Not Salisbury Sculpture Park! A slip of the mind I’m afraid sorry it was of course YORKSHIRE ! 🙏🏼😂😂
A triple post today : 'W' Sculpture Saturday and Six Word Saturday: Another dive into the library - today looking for W - and who knew Yorkshire Sculpture Park is located in Bretton Country Park in West Bretton. ( Not me-as Geography is not my forté ) As it's also a good post for Sculpture Saturday it had to be!
That moment when the copse on the hill is in sight- then you know- we are, nearly there again!
Back in the late 1950's I have a memory of a day trip to Southend. A day at the seaside always exciting but this was a really special trip - Dad had booked a trip in an aeroplane. The three of us in a tiny light aircraft flew around the Southend Airport countryside- with a …
at last I captured a couple of shots of Mr Magpie!
June Colours and Letters 'Ending with H' Perch: perching often in precarious places! Sketch: sketches taken from my collection of hag stones. Part of Time and Tide Exhibition at Courtyard Arts Winch: Memories of a fabulous stay at the Winch House- complete with the original winch!
Monday Windows small and strange views: within; without.
Waves a time lapse video I made a while ago for an exhibition Time and Tide. The sound gets a bit noisy towards the end! https://videopress.com/v/QoVtits2?preloadContent=metadata
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