Thursday, July 18, 2013
Butterfly and blossoms 2013
Dear Everyone:
I went to capture a shrub with white
blossoms with the backdrop of
a stream.
Fortuitiously, a butterfly landed
on one of the blossoms as I was doing
a close-up.
It was a matter of being at the right
place at the right time.
Enjoy.
Helen.
Warm abstract 2013
Dear Everyone:
This abstract has warm colours
like a cup of hot apple cider.
Enjoy.
warmabstract2013
Helen.
Folk Art horse 2013
Dear Everyone:
It was pure joy to get back to sketching
and painting folk art images again
after a period of doing abstracts.
This is my take on a folk art horse.
Enjoy.
folkarthorse2013
Helen.
Saturday, July 6, 2013
July mix 2013
Dear Everyone:
A selection of beautiful shots.
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Helen.
Friday, July 5, 2013
Petunia abstract 2013
Dear Everyone:
This abstract was inspired by one of
my own photographs of petunias.
Enjoy.
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junework#42013
Helen.
Thursday, July 4, 2013
Astonished 2013
Dear Everyone:
I am sharing this poem by top Canadian poet
Don McKay. Don is an award-winning poet.
He has taught at several unviersities and
written several books. He currently resides
in Newfoundland. He often writes on nature.
Astonished p.3
Strike/Slip
Don McKay (2006)
Toronto: McClelland
& Stewart
ASTONISHED
astounded,astonied, astunned, stopped short
and turned toward stone, the moment
filling with its slow
stratified time. Standing there, your face
cratered by its gawk,
you might be the symbol signifying eon.
What are you, empty or pregnant? Somewhere
sediments accumulate on seabeds, seabeds
rear up into mountains, ammonites
fossilize into gems. Are you thinking
or being thought? Cities
as sand dunes, epics
as e-mail. Astonished
you are famous and anonymous, the border
washed out by so soft a thing as weather. Someone
inside you steps from the forest and across the beach
toward the nameless all-dissolving ocean.
Helen.
Monday, July 1, 2013
Happy Canada Day 2013
Dear Everyone:
Canada Day signifies to me celebrating
with family and friends, the colours red and
white and the Canadian flag.
Happy Canada Day!
Helen.
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