February Photo A Day
This is Plaza Mayor in Laguardia, Spain. It is a fairytale of a place and we sat for many hours watching the people of this village pass through. If I close my eyes, I am there, sipping this wine, feeling that leaning sun, listening to the surprising notes of song.
Tuesday, February 11, 2014
Makes Me Happy
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Monday, February 10, 2014
Self Portrait
February Photo A Day
Contemplative and half-shadowed. Not quite reflected but reflective. Sometimes colored. Sometimes muted. Sometimes veiled. Against brick. Behind glass. Always wishing to be good, to be kinder, to be brighter, to be alive to the world. Protesting a tendency to wither. Unfurling. Becoming. Happily caught in a moving, storming, windswept swirl.
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Sunday, February 9, 2014
Front Door
February Photo A Day
Taking the theme quite literally today. This is our front door. And an engagement portrait from a few years back.
Photo Credit:
My amazingly talented friend who photographed our wedding, Katie Burnett
Saturday, February 8, 2014
Sun
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sunset
Friday, February 7, 2014
Button
February Photo A Day
I save pretty things. Ribbons. Buttons. Flowers. They come from gifts that have been given to me where care has been taken in the wrapping. I always think I'll use the silken pieces of others generosity to gift my own presents. But they sit together in tangles with the yarn and thread and knitting needles, the tools of all the abandoned projects that looked more beautiful when they lived inside my head.
Still, I save them, for a someday.
Thursday, February 6, 2014
Dinner
February Photo A Day
Since I've been photographing every move Little O makes these days, I haven't been photographing my dinners as often as I used to photograph them. Tyler, however, still busts out the complicated recipes. We just eat them very quickly in between screaming fits or feedings or diaper changes.
We ate this lobster dinner on New Year's Eve, before the little one came. We cooked the live lobsters ourselves. We put one lobster in the pot, placed the lid on top, and just when I was about to turn away...the pot moved. That was a precarious moment.
It all turned out okay.
I apologize to all my vegetarian friends.
Since I've been photographing every move Little O makes these days, I haven't been photographing my dinners as often as I used to photograph them. Tyler, however, still busts out the complicated recipes. We just eat them very quickly in between screaming fits or feedings or diaper changes.
We ate this lobster dinner on New Year's Eve, before the little one came. We cooked the live lobsters ourselves. We put one lobster in the pot, placed the lid on top, and just when I was about to turn away...the pot moved. That was a precarious moment.
It all turned out okay.
I apologize to all my vegetarian friends.
Wednesday, February 5, 2014
10am
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