visual artist : contemplating time, memory, and transformation.
'War : a struggle between opposing forces'
Macro photography can be an inspiration in many ways. The detail unseen by the eye can be revealed and magnified into abstracted shapes and surfaces creating a many layered relief of imagery. An earlier layered oil painting incorporating wire forms and marble dust, carborundum and pigments dusted onto the surface, the wire form partly detached …
That fleeting moment, just sitting on the garden when this happens........ https://videopress.com/v/Uavlcq6k?controls=false&loop=true&preloadContent=metadata A magical moment...
A search in the photo library revealed over 1000 images of my Grand Children in the park and a few of Stanley Park Vancouver and various other parks. Not being with the Grand Children is probably the hardest part of lockdown for me. I usually spend one day every week with them, the babies the …
What is the fascination with collecting pebbles?
I have this thing that (sometimes) when I hear certain words or phrases a song lyric pops into my mind- maybe it's something that everyone has? Anyway when this prompt popped up on my feed I immediately thought of the song 'behind a painted smile' that may not be the title but that's the line …
Continuing with the theme of Light and Shadows, something we are aware of everywhere in our daily lives and something I am especially interested in... This was a short clip from a time lapse video I made a while back. The camera moved during the day a couple of times so I couldn't use all …
Shadow
Another week at home starts today, a sunny morning here and the alliums are almost ready to burst open. The hostas are looking amazing - just a few holes from the slugs and snails so far- a bit annoying - but I guess we all have to eat. My clematis is also in flower a …
Lavender Pink Another tricky challenge to find images in my photo library...I went for a search of May..which produced these few images:
Vacation in Vancouver visiting: my Very good friend ; a visit to Van Dusen Botanical Gardens;Vancouver Island; and Various other beautiful Views of the Landscape. In 2015 I had the most wonderful visit with my friend in Vancouver. She drove me all over the region, into the mountains and wonderful landscapes that surround the city. …
A visit to Tate Liverpool : Marc Chagall July 2013
What does this image say to you?
Of the primary colours I would definitely say Blue is my first choice....
Sculpture Saturday Arms folded knowingly get it now? Antony Gormley Figure - Martello Tower Aldeburgh
Welcome May! Green From blue to turquoise to teal and deep green and every shade in-between:
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.
OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERAWordless Wednesday
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
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