Last Day in November

Gray Skies, But There's Still Gold in the Grasses

“I saw old Autumn in the misty morn Stand shadow less like silence, listening To silence.” -   Thomas Hood, Ode: Autumn, 1827

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Seeded Earth Photography Announcing…

… a show and a web store.

Arboretum View

I am exhibiting my photography products at the first ever “Close to Home: Arboretum Local Products Expo” at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Arboretum. The show will be emphasizing products that promote sustainability, recycling and locally produced goods. If you are in the Madison area, come [...]

In Honor of the Thanksgiving Cooks

Stove Top

After the kitchen quieted, after the food was prepared, the busy stove got a few minutes of respite. While everyone else entertained themselves with trivia games and after dinner walks, I took photographs of the star of the kitchen. The star of the kitchen after the chef, that is.

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Bare Naked Trees

November Continues

Pheasant Branch Conservancy, in Middleton, the city just north of Madison, contains a marsh with open water, springs, prairies, meadows, lowland forest, and wooded hills. These various habitats sustain a wide variety of plants and animals, including some that are threatened or endangered. Although surrounded on three sides by urban development, the [...]

Lake and Pier in November Fog

Lake Mendota

Madison was fogged in today, but it wasn’t my best day for photography. Early this morning, with the fog swirling around the second story window of my studio, I removed the screen from the window. Then I preset my camera and set it up on the tripod for a skyward shot. Hundreds [...]

John and Ruth Pew House, A Frank Lloyd Wright Design

On the Shore of Lake Mendota in Madison

The Pew House, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and built in 1938-40, is seldom available for public tours, so it was with great enthusiasm that I explored this home, inside and outside, during the Wright and Like Tour held last June. [...]