Reflections on Place
Framing Our World

Before the flush of June’s greening, I grabbed some time to walk up the county road that cuts through the native grassland. As I walked, I framed a view without picking a mat color, wood molding, or type of glass. Instead, I used barbed wire and a weathered fence crosspiece to define my camera’s view … [Read more…]
The Message of Winter Wheat

Today is the day before Easter. It is a time that commercially we are told to commemorate by brightly colored eggs and chocolate bunnies. A time to gather. A time to renew. A time to celebrate tomorrow. But today, yet again, in what feels like a three-year long winter, the wind blows straight out of … [Read more…]