Day: 05/15/2021

IN JAPANESE, THERE IS A WORD FOR IT

By Marilyn Armstrong on 05/15/2021 • ( 10 )

When talking about photography, English doesn’t quite cut it, but as it turns out, Japanese does. They have a word for everything. I just learned “Komorebi. It means sunlight filtering through the leaves of trees,” and by extension, the natural filtering… Read More ›

ARCHITECTURE IN BLACK AND WHITE – CBWC FROM CEE

By Marilyn Armstrong on 05/15/2021 • ( 4 )

I like most architecture in black and white. Urban buildings — even otherwise ugly building — somehow look sharper in black and white. CBWC: Buildings

AZALEA IN BLOOM

By Marilyn Armstrong on 05/15/2021 • ( 6 )

FOTD – May 15 – BLOOMING AZALEA Another beautiful day and some more pictures. This is our azalea. It never blooms, but this year, it’s blooming. I think it’s because the leaves are late coming out, so it got more sun… Read More ›

A HAIRY WOODPECKER

By Marilyn Armstrong on 05/15/2021 • ( 1 )

We seem to have collected all the big birds who have pushed out all the little birds. I barely see any of the finches or Chipper Sparrows. We see Brown-Headed Cowbirds, Black-Capped Catbirds, Blue Jays and the larger woodpeckers, the… Read More ›