A true collaboration
As a member of a co-op gallery in Silverton, Oregon, each year the 25 artists pair off to hold a monthly show. This year I partnered with a fabulous fiber […]
Car Show Dogs
For 30 years my husband has owned one classic car and sometimes two classic cars at the same time. We have been to hundreds of car shows and I even […]
Have Brush Will Paint
Lori’s older sister taught her how to paint when she was seven. Her dad who was a photographer to the stars in Hollywood, tried to teach her how to use […]
A Plethora of Peonies
Took a drive to two local peony gardens. Oh my gosh! Peonies as far as the eye could see! I have five peony bushes but I was speaking with someone […]
Sunday Wandering
A bit of blue sky peeked out this morning so I grabbed my camera and decided to wander. My wandering started in my backyard with a Scrub jay, a sparrow, […]
Remiss
October, November and December flew by. Even with all the restrictions because of the virus, the months got away from me. I did take quite a few photos the last […]
Fresh Air
Got out today for the first time since the smoke from the Oregon fires prevented outdoor excursions. We had thunder showers and lightening last night which cleared the sky and […]
Montage Master
When Bob Androvich was a kid, his Dad owned a blueprint shop printing architectural documents as well as photographs for commercial artists and graphic designers. Bob’s Dad bought every magazine […]
My Backyard Fence
My backyard fence has been a gathering place since the lockdown in March. I’ve had the pleasure of watching squirrels, a cat, crows, nuthatches, juncos, towhees, titmice, chickadees, starlings, doves […]
1,300 Miles
Returned a week ago from a lovely driving vacation in New England. We planned all the stops and booked our hotels in advance. We got lucky and timed it right […]
