Sunday, March 14, 2010

! PresSURE WASHing RUINaTioN !

The so-called Pressure Washer Man used my water, which spewed from the
faucet connectors of his hoses & caused a mini flood & mud galore. He
used my water to do other apartments as well as mine.

This was the hugest mess I've ever seen. . . paint chips around my
place looked as if it had snowed! Water came under the doors. And all
crud being tracked into my house = me, a veryyyyyy unhappy camper!

Last image: dude took my wreath off kitchen door (said he laid it
"somewhere" in back). But he threw it over next door out of my sight
onto that pile of trash! You don't even want to be around me when I
finally found it!!!
This was not a Pro Washer dude!

{{ multiple hand images = experimentation w/apps }}

[posted via iPhone]

Thursday, March 11, 2010

TREES :: A favored subject

The season of bare-branched trees, my favorite season, is fast coming
to an end.

As beautiful as foliage covered trees are, it's always sad to see the
naked beauty of a decidious tree's inner spirit and form go away.
(Shot with LOMO)

Evergreens are also among my favored subjects to look at and
shoot .... maybe it goes back to childhood Christmases with real
Christmas trees and that magical scent that filled the house. The one
evergreen in this blog section has an interesting form. Plus, it leans
in an artistic way that seems to speak of individuality, which I
appreciate (the others around it stood straight.)

As for the evergreens, Cedars, Junipers, Leyland Cypress, Balsam Firs
and Slash Pines of the MS Gulf Coast are my loves.

[posted via iPhone]

Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Monday, March 1, 2010

MEMPHIS :: A STUDY in CONTRASTS

Rusted Steel from Car Window

Traveling by new hwy. construction along I-55 South of Memphis... no,
I couldn't stop and no I wasn't going to miss the op!

Wednesday, February 17, 2010

ROSES in COBALT

Three of my favorite things:: photography, vintage cobalt bottles, &
baby pink roses.

WHEN ALL FAILS. . .

color leaves you like the very blood of your body draining away.