Winter Garden
In summer, these small metal cups are supposed to catch rain water, then tip to spill it out once they are full. They never do tip, but they jingle together in the wind. I like them best in winter for their sculptural quality. They are my winter garden “flowers”.
We now have five people taking part in our 30 in 30 challenge. It began as 30 paintings in 30 days, but since I rarely paint, I decided to do 30 photos. No reason to stop there though. 30 haiku in 30 days, or 30 poems, or…that’s the wonderful thing about creativity: there are no limits. Won’t you join us? Add your link in the comments. Don’t worry that we’ve already started – it’s never to late to start.
Hilda Oomen, daily paintings: http://hildaoomen.blogspot.ca/
Lynda Bruce, daily paintings: http://lyndabruce.tumblr.com/tagged/30-paintings-in-30-days
Jennifer Kaufman, almost daily photos: http://www.bookspersonally.com/
Evelyn Jackson, daily photos: http://www.melangedmagic.com/
Hey Chris, I’ll join you – I will write a 30 verse poem – a verse a day – beginning tomorrow 6th January. Sue at http://www.sueborgersen.com
Clever idea! Wish I’d thought of it. I might try it on my own and see what I come up with after 30 days. Looking forward to seeing your verses.
Hi Chris, Fabuloius idea. I will write a 30 verse poem, a verse a day, beginning tomorrow. Sue http://www.sueborgersen.com
love how stark and geometric these are against the soft hill of snow