Sometimes that is the way of nature, I know, some things are born and survive, and some simply don't.
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THROUGH MY LENS: the little things
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Here, at Summer’s End
Instead of getting weary... I'm waking up. Coming out of that strange sort of summer sleepwalk, emerging like a hibernating bear of southern latitudes.
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FRESH OFF THE PAGE: thrum
for an endless instant, to stop, this miracle in motion, nature’s hidden, fragile light, beautiful and boundless...
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THROUGH MY LENS: cat fancies
Animals always help fulfill some need or purpose in our lives. What intangibles they give to us and that we give to them, is a bit of a mystery.
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THROUGH MY LENS: feet first
He always seems to know when I take my shoes and socks off- hearing the telltale swishing sounds from across the house- and comes rushing in to find me.
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The Christmas Owl, Part 2: Free at Last
I feel more connected to the night now, less alone in it. I feel like I even see it through different eyes.
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The Christmas Owl
I didn't quite know what to do next. I'd been preparing myself for possibly having to end his suffering... I hadn't thought much about what I would do if he lived.
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Confessions of a Recovering Cat Lady
Smaller, independent and more portable, cats always seemed much easier to collect along the way. And there was always another one needing a home.
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THROUGH MY LENS: Making sheep’s eyes
Sheep are very photogenic animals, even if they are not always keen on holding a pose for long. They are a very textural subject, great for black and white images that can communicate their softness and …
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Cooking for a Cat: Making Life’s Little Adjustments
You squeeze into them like a new pair of shoes, and though you may get a few blisters, eventually the shoes stretch out and the callouses form. Slowly and hopefully I am learning to live with this new set of circumstances...
