I submitted in every category and was invited in every category! I’m psyched.
Seize the Moment
My rather crazed existence does not give me the time to do nearly as much of the thing that makes my soul sing as I need and desire. I must carve out and take moments here and there. Yesterday I spent most of the day at a 5-hour meeting about 2 hours from home. It was an important meeting. Good work was done. But, of course, I would always rather be out with my camera! So I take it along. Coming home the weather had turned chill, rainy and gloomy, so actually stopping for 20 minutes of late afternoon light…
#50@$50
For the third year in a row, I will have three artworks hanging in North Central Louisiana Arts Council’s #50@$50 exhibit. This year, the exhibit will be at Ruston Artisans, 203 W. Alabama St., Ruston. This is a one night show! The artworks will be displayed Tuesday, February 6, 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. The title of the show is descriptive: 50 small artworks will be for sale at $50 each. If you want a piece, you pay for it on the spot, and when you’re ready to leave, take it off the wall and take it home with you. Last…
December: Eye on the Sparrow
Ironic. The thing that requires patiently standing still scanning the trees and shrubs for the slightest movement must be done in winter when many trees are bare of leaves, no matter the damp and cold and chill wind. In 2018, I participated for the very first time in the Christmas Bird Count, a national event started in 1900 by the National Audubon Society. It is one of the longest running citizen science events in the world. I’m hooked. This photograph is part of how I got hooked. It might be the most perfect photo I have ever made. No matter…
November: Serpentine
Since I usually stay in a hotel in The Loop when I visit Chicago, my typical approach to Millenium Park is from the west. I walk east on Madison or another of the streets perpendicular to the lake and wait patiently for a pedestrian light to give me permission to cross Michigan Avenue–a somewhat perilous experience most days. If I want to get all the way to Maggie Daley Park, usually worth the effort, I make my way to the BP Pedestrian Bridge over Columbus Dr., after an obligatory pause at Cloud Gate for the quintessential Chicago selfie in the…




