With sensing a bit of accomplishment in the field of photography, it is beginning to take a place for me in the world of creativity. I am beginning to see what I could not see before. This ability to relate to…
Monthly Archives: April 2012
An Afternoon in Thought
Tagged with: Ansel Adams, art, development as an artist, Georgia O'Keeffe, Kirk Tuck, Painting, photography, Street photography, Vivian Maier
Posted in Art & Artists, Blitherings
Posted in Art & Artists, Blitherings
That Feeling of Love
There is a sensual quality in art, in the process of doing it, and in the process of thinking about it. It is this tie-in between the internal world and the external world – the perceived, and the produced. For…
Posted in Blitherings
Tulips
Spring flowers are full of color, and the bulbs are the shortest-lived and most cheerful. Sitting still is hard. It feels good to hold a pencil.
Long Boats & Nyckelharpa
This morning I wandered over to the Scandinavian Festival at the local college. It was not big and noisy, but rather small and quaint, and probably not as busy today as yesterday. As with every cultural fair, there were things…
Tagged with: keyed violin, Norwegian long boat, nyckelharpa, Olaf Engvig, Vikings
Posted in Blitherings
Posted in Blitherings
Vision
I have been pondering just removing this blog from the blogosphere, but haven’t done that. I have been ignoring it because I am not so sure that it is going in any direction right now. I am going in some…
