Notes: I like this image for its similar color palette to the “Shark Tooth Cactus”, and also for how well it lends itself to abstraction.

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Notes: Talk about a looming sky! This one changed a charming carnival ride into a menacing, mechanical, crazed-looking calamari.

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Notes: In somber tones reminiscent of a platinum print, the shapes and shadows of the gourds signaled summer was over, even on this sunny day.

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Notes: It looked as if the looming winter sky was sticking its bright, pink tongue out at me – in a friendly sort of way.

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Notes: The winter sky was the perfect foil for this day-glo colored carnival ride.

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Notes: I think it was the pink that drew my eye, but it was the form and repetition of shapes that held it.

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Notes: Swirls of apricot, pale pink, lavender and lemon form an image that is simultaneously soothing and a bit dizzying.

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Notes: Light from the middle of the Twentieth Century was stuck in this showroom. I had to set some of it free.

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Notes: I prefer the gold leaves and green figs on a backdrop of antique paper rather than the gray sky that actually engulfed them.

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Notes: The green moss on the bare, snow-dusted tree was a breath of life betraying the appearance of wintry death in this snowscape.

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