Showing posts with label dreamy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dreamy. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 25, 2016

Cloud series



Clouds!!! I love clouds. I love the sky. The majesty of it, the spaciousness, the wonder, how it changes, how it is always blue even when there is a storm, how it will always be there. I just love the sky!

The first image is again, one of the quote-ography images I posted in a previous post. Enjoy the images and I hope they take you somewhere special and spacious.

Enjoy. 






Tuesday, September 27, 2016

Spring flowers




I know spring has come and gone, but I can't help being excited about the change that takes place during that time. It is such an awakening and magnificent time of the year. These images are of my Oxalis plant that I adore. It produces these small white flowers that only last a short time. The plants foliage is this wonderful deep plum color, while the stems are wiggly lime green color. I specially think the black and white image would be perfect blown up into a large size of 24x24 and hung on a living room wall or even a bedroom wall. 

Happy viewing!







Friday, September 23, 2016

Black and Whites



These are some black and white abstract photographs I took a while ago. The images below were taken at night in my living room. The light from a wax warmer made beautiful shadows on the ceiling, curtains, and wall. I had fun playing around and making these dream like images.


Enjoy!





















Thursday, February 4, 2016

GLEAM

 GLEAM - Olbrich Gardens - Madison, Wisconsin

This was such an absolutely amazing exhibit. It was magical. It was everything I needed. It was peaceful. Beautiful. Just the right light. It was the an amazing mix of nature, light, and magic balled up into a bundle. The night I went was another warm night for a Wisconsin October night. I am so happy I finally went to the exhibit, and that I chose just the best night for it. The moon was high in the sky and full, with a soft white glow over everything. The volunteers and workers at the Olbrich  Garden were extremely nice and helpful. One of the best things about this exhibit is that they let you take pictures and even bring a tripod! (I did not bring a tripod when I went, I wish I would have!)

These are just some of the images I took that night. I spent two hours or so walking around looking at everything, taking in the magic. The gardens are magical in the day light, but with the lights from the exhibit, it turned that magic notch up times ten. They are currently taking proposals for this years show. I can't wait to see it and fall in love all over again. 



















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