We are almost back to our regular routine after Storm Alfred. We still hear the constant sound of chainsaws and have seen more Asplundh trucks than I ever care to again. School just opened yesterday after being closed for a week and a half. Some of our neighbors still didn’t have power last I heard…
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Collecting Color is a bi-monthly post to share what you’re working on, photographing, DIY-ing, reading or making. Anything goes, as long as it’s colorful, creative and you share a link below. I’ve been slacking on photography, but recently, we trekked as a family to Mystic, Connecticut, for a bi-annual lobster treat. We visit Abbott’s Lobster…
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Week 44 :: When I look at this photograph, I see potential. I see pleasure on both sides of the lens. And I see many years to come…
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Week 43 :: I struggle with taking photographs indoors. But I’m practicing…
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Collecting Color is a bi-monthly post to share what you’re working on, photographing, DIY-ing, reading or making. Anything goes, as long as it’s colorful, creative and you share a link below. Struggling with product shots is nothing new for me, but I always feel like I’m on the verge of a breakthrough. I’ve tried many…
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Week 41 :: Flowers everywhere, even on the plant called Creeping Jenny. Even creepy plants can be pretty.
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Week 39 :: Monet prints were everywhere in the 1980s and early 90s. This great artist’s work saturated our culture and attracted detractors in the process. I think he’s rad. Here’s my photographic homage.
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Week 38 :: The blooms on this tree in our yard come once a year and last about a week. Mother Nature’s reminder to stop and appreciate. Done, Mom.
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Week 37 :: His brother’s skateboard. But he rides it like it’s his own. XGames… look out.
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Week 36 :: It seems the flowers burst out of nowhere this past week. Colors of pink, purple, yellow and spring green are everywhere. I guess those April showers really work.

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