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Walking

Sunday Walk

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I think if I collect enough of these images, sooner or later I’ll have something to stitch together; I don’t want to arrange the gloves (these are taken where the glove was on the ground) but I could see someone making a collage with gloves spelling letters in ASL or making obscene gestures.
At least once a week, I come upon a sidewalk where someone has thrown down twenty or thirty lottery tickets.
The pillow is killing me. In the Supremo parking lot at 44th and Locust.
Garden

Back Garden

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In the event of a zombie apocalypse, the plant that produces the most calories per acre: sweet potato.

There’s two Kale plants that have almost produced viable seeds that I’m keeping around.
Eight tomato plants from Red Earth Farm (list below). Three plants got basil as a companion, one got parsley.

Herb Garden: Two different sorts of parsley, hyssop, chives, garlic chives, two thymes, out of control sorrel, oregano, Greek oregano, sage, purple sage, and a giant Rosemary in the back.
Photos, Walking

Tuesday walk

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Five miles … to Bartram’s and back. Thinking about art class assignment of gathering purple/yellow or red/green combinations.

Flowers. Photography question: how do you manage where the focus of the camera is? How do you bring all objects into focus? Possible? Not possible?
Two red/greens and one purple/yellow attempt. With the dandelion and rubber glove shot, I didn’t move anything around. How does the art change when it’s manipulated…does it “count”?
Obligatory skyline shot.
There was something about all of the gray color in each of these shots. A real photographer could have done something with it.