Posted in the Daily Post: Contrast
Poetry & Photography
“Contrast is what makes photography interesting” Conrad Hall
Contrast (The Daily Post)
A rose is a rose of course, of course
Giving the ultimate pose
For the sake of the photographic prose
Posted in the Daily Post: Contrast
Poetry & Photography
“Contrast is what makes photography interesting” Conrad Hall
Contrast (The Daily Post)
A rose is a rose of course, of course
Giving the ultimate pose
For the sake of the photographic prose
Posted in Photography 101: Street & Establishing Shots (Day Two)
“When I’m in New York, I just want to walk down the street and feel this thing, like I’m in a movie” Ryan Adams
Middle of the Road
Not quite the main street of San Francisco
Certainly not the hippest lane in Seoul
It’s just a quaint itty-bitty place called Espoo
Right in the middle of nowhere
Somewhere
Near the North Pole
The Daily Post Weekly Photo Challenge: Harmony
“Art is a harmony parallel with nature” Paul Cezanne
Winter
Cold, white and monochrome
Nature silent under the snowy dome
But, when the sun paints a triple rainbow
The beauty will bring you to an awe
The Daily Post Weekly Photo Challenge: Harmony
“Art is a harmony parallel with nature” Paul Cezanne
Summer
In the cooling summer breeze
All the wild flowers will breathe
Until it is time, for the winter’s freeze
Posted in Photography 101: Home (Day One)
“Home is where the heart is?”
Sunrise over Suburbia
The yellow sunrise above the rooftops
Residents slowly leaving for their jobs
When the last of them away have run
And silence has taken over the fun
Another week in Suburbia has begun
POSTED IN MUNDANE MONDAY CHALLENGE #49
Poetry, Photography
“There’s something that’s really fun about the challenge of making the mundane funny, too, I think” Jim Gaffigan
Artwork
A lucky shot in the dark
Turned into a work of art
Something really smart?
Or a gag done by Bart?
POSTED IN MUNDANE MONDAY CHALLENGE #49
Poetry, Photography
“There’s something that’s really fun about the challenge of making the mundane funny, too, I think” Jim Gaffigan
Glass
A reflecting vortex
Into a bottomless pit
Image out of context
The obvious
Becoming complex
Posted in the Bench Series, Poetry and Photography

“I don’t generally like running. I believe in training by rising gently up and down from the bench” Satchel Paige
A Bench to Sit on
I was looking for
A bench to sit on
What I hoped to score
Something close to a lawn
To lay my tired self
On a softer shelf
Then I saw it
The bench, made of stone
When I tried to sit
I felt it to my bones
Too hard for a fit!
Moving forward
I found one, made of wood
Maybe it wasn’t hard
Rather suitably good
Too soft for a fit!
So once again
I had to complain
But I knew, the right seat
Was just in reach
I just had to seek
A little while longer
As I moved along
The feeling now stronger
I knew it wouldn’t be long
I was close to finding
As I saw the metal shining
I finally found it
A bench made of metal
For me to sit
Soft as a petal
A purr-fect fit