Here/there, then/now

Scenes from our home, 2009. Some of these taken on Kate's 41st birthday. The second shot is her dresses in the closet. It took me a minute to figure that out. The shells are still on that shelf, just as shown. Bubbly. Cheers. The first shot explores angles. Square. Triangle. It also shows a barrier: inside/outside. Here/there. It's hard not to think: then/now.

Winter Patterns, North and South

Is that footprint not the sweetest thing ever? Three photographs here from Ontario 2008 and three from South Carolina 2009. Winter, north and south. Wild patterns of nature.

About the House

Feb 2009. Four shots of views and things about the house. The last one I can't figure out. It's from March 2008.

Wind Waves Water

South Carolina, 2009

Trees

Trees offer a subject of infinite variety. Here's a collection from far and wide. Top two, the view from our backyard, 2009. South Carolina, 2007. Grey County, Ontario, tornado damage, 2009. View from Highway 89, 2009. Two from South Carolina, 2008. Two from country north of Belleville, 2009. Sunset through the trees, South Carolina, 2009. Three from Savannah, Georgia, 2009. Mexico, 2012.

 

  

Nana's House

Scenes from the matriarchal abode, 2009.

More to See and Do

More from outside Tweed, Ontario, February 2009. More to see and do! is the tourist slogan there. These are not patterns of wild nature, but they might be said to illustrate another of Kate's themes. Decay. Or entropy. The wearing down of things.

More Household Shapes

Can't say I remember that fish, or know whatever happened to it! Lots of shells around the place from trips down south. The photographs are of my mother (left), Kate's parents (right), grandmother (center). All 2009.