Rain Spots
Through the windshield, the rained-out day at the swimming pool was not so bad.
Tangerine Walls
Homes and commercial buildings on Anguilla are often painted in incredibly vibrant colors. One day I hope to return and spend more time capturing images likes these.
Vestments at the Met, Part 2
How I love the vibrant colors and folds and textures, and attempting to transform clothing into more abstracted possibilities!
Striking Gold
150 mph winds made the plane rattle and sway a bit on the way back from Anguilla, but my hands held steady enough to catch this bit of gold from our perch in the heavens.
The Sky's Sky Light
From my villa here in Anguilla, with its white-domed ceiling encircled with circular sky lights, are glass doors that open to the outdoors and reflect the sky lights onto the sky outside. The effect is quite magical, as if the sky itself were a room lit with a sky-light....as if there was a still brighter infinitude of light beyond the infinitude of sky.
Entering the Turquoise Zone
It is during the last leg of the flight to Anguilla that the sea below turns from indigo hues to dazzling turquoise, and makes me want to sing out loud. What is it about this part of the color spectrum that is so incredibly uplifting?.
Vestments in White
A wonderful afternoon at the Metropolitan Museum today, snipping out bits of vestments from white stone.
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Night Wave
I was so very happy to learn that four of my photos were selected for inclusion in a water-themed exhibition opening next month at the A Smith Gallery in Johnson City, Texas, and that one won an Honorable Mention. This is one of the four images, taken under a full moon on a beach in Martha's Vineyard last summer.
