Chapel of the imagination – 1999
Now is definitely the moment to send warmest wishes to everyone for Christmas Day.
Chapel of the imagination – 1999
Now is definitely the moment to send warmest wishes to everyone for Christmas Day.
Gathering the high chair family together on another weekend of Grandpa bliss.
Our beautiful five month old granddaughter’s owl hat.
Oh, the joy of being grandpa this weekend.
For this week’s Weekly Photo Challenge: Eye Spy
Mirroir d’Eau I 1.12.15 Pen and Ink on Yupo paper
The Mirroir d’Eau is located across from Place de la Bourse in Bordeaux, France and at 3450 square metres is said to be the largest reflecting pool in the world. It was designed by the French landscape architects Claire and Michel Corajoud and the magic of its transition from artificial misting to a stunning mirror effect has earned it a listing as a contemporary World Heritage Site by UNESCO. It was certainly one of the highlights of our recent visit to this beautiful historic French city as you will have seen on Day 294 and here in these photos that inspired today’s pen and ink wash.
A trio of threes for today and perhaps the the most literal representation of the word trio, unfortunately a week late for last week’s Photo Challenge. Nevertheless on this three hundred and thirty third day of the year I have been ruminating on threes all day. It’s amazing just how many exist in our memory bank; here are ten of them:
…and so many more. Why not add some of your own.
This background to today’s image is a photograph I took this morning of frost on a glass tabletop on our deck. Winter is close at hand!
In November 2013 for the Weekly Photo Challenge: Layers I posted the progress from blank canvas to finished painting of the beautiful Cypress Alleyway at Castello di Reschio in Umbria, Italy. Since two years have now gone by this week’s Photo Challenge: Transition seemed to be the perfect excuse to re-purpose Birth of a Painting. I hope you agree.
The studio is mobile this weekend so here is a photo trio of today’s early morning sky…
…courtesy of a little experimental manipulation with Photoshop Elements.
“What comes in threes?” Cheri asks for this weeks Photo Challenge: Trio.
Answer: Three of this morning’s street re-paving crew on our block.