I set out on an errand with no particular subject in mind for today’s photos, but camera safely stowed in the passenger seat. Then I spied this scene on the side of the road.
I set out on an errand with no particular subject in mind for today’s photos, but camera safely stowed in the passenger seat. Then I spied this scene on the side of the road.
Posted by Jennifer Butler Basile on September 15, 2013
https://choppingpotatoes.com/2013/09/15/non-superstitious-scenes-from-september-13/
I first noticed these art deco mailboxes in a little country post office several months ago. I, like so many other times before, wished I had my camera with me. I vowed to return and take pictures if I could do so without looking like a nut job. Don’t know if I succeeded in the latter (I jumped when I realized the clerk watching me from the window), but I got the pics.
Posted by Jennifer Butler Basile on September 9, 2013
https://choppingpotatoes.com/2013/09/09/scenes-from-september-9/
The 21st of this month marks a year in our new home.
A year ago, I packed my books into boxes, I read books on the subject, I wrote volumes about the subject.
A year later and the air feels familiar. The cool of a season I recognize in this place has arrived.
Which seems to me like the perfect time to reflect.
So I’ve decided to do a photographic series on my surroundings, seeing them everyday and for the first time, for this month of September, this month of settlement, that becomes less and less transitory the more it comes around.
Scenes from September 1
Posted by Jennifer Butler Basile on September 2, 2013
https://choppingpotatoes.com/2013/09/02/a-less-transitory-settlement/