Cirr(io)us Sky

Jet vapor trail through cirrus. Taken a couple of weeks ago.

Water Color

The driveway after rain.

Lately, I've been taking photo after photo of the sky and clouds.

I have no perspective here: Is this just a picture of asphalt? Or is it very cool how the water reflects the sky, making it look like a watercolor?

I'm going to stick with posting sky and sky-related photos for a little while.

We'll see if that's interesting, beautiful, or just repetitive.

A New Perspective on Lounging

At left: Indira, formerly known as 12, 13, and 14, is now 15+. She'll be 16 in May, gawd help us!

She has her own perspective on how to properly lounge on the living room furniture.

She's wearing her dad's oversize sweater, an offering from the Gap about three years ago.

I've been experimenting with my iPhone, taking a lot of photos. That camera is surprisingly good, considering it's very point-and-shoot. So I'm using it that way, as a purist. I'm opting not to manipulate the photos in any way, either using apps or with Photoshop. I'm trying to get them right the first time, so I don't have to do anything to them. I really like the perspective on this.

Hope Springs Eternal

While I'm waiting around all day every day for something to happen, I'm watching these pots like a hawk.

In September, Indira and I filled a dozen pots with daffodil bulbs. Now green shoots are starting to poke out from the potting soil. It's very gratifying.

More on this story as it develops.

The Sun Behind the Clouds

Taken yesterday morning.