Windchimes

The morning has just begun.  The twighlight has pushed back the darkness, and the pale light of the sunrise threatens to erase all lingering remnants of the night.  The dark sillouhettes of the trees have given way to details like bark and knots.  Even so, I see no squirrels.  The sun has not yet topped the trees, [...]

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The Sound of Home

It never ceases to amaze me how one sound, one word can take you back home.  Back to the place where you feel you truly belong.  Where no one questions, no one wonders.  Home is a beautiful place.
I was recently transported to that beautiful place when I was reviewing my lesson plans for this coming week.  [...]

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A reflection on Winterim (Jan. 3-12)

A hanging piece of tree bark, the square cutout for a window, a ball in the mud, light reflecting off of a manhole.  These images appear to have nothing in common, but for my digital photography students, they are all interconnected in a series of images that we learned to see – first with our eyes [...]

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