Dublin’s Bountiful Poetic Composition and Color Over Arches and Bridges – Ireland (July 2018)
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Dublin Gallery
United Kingdom (July 2018)
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England Gallery Northern Ireland Gallery
France Trance (July 2018)
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Paris Golden droplets Of summer sunlight Seep into the pores Inducing hazy calm. The twirling air Loops through dusty alleyways In a trance– Caught in the moment. A cold splash of deep, silent night Refreshes Resuscitates. Paris Gallery Rouen … Read More
San Francisco Bay Area, California Spring (May 2018)
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flower-laced, dreamy beaches tango with the frigid ashen air. Lands End meets the Outer Sunset Sutro Baths & Lands End Legion of Honor Museum Ferry Building Farmers Market California Academy of Sciences | Golden Gate Park Chinatown | Golden Gate … Read More
Japan’s Origami Lifestyle: from Flatness to Wild Extravagance (April 2018)
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cherry blossom trees exhaling wisdom with hue Rising Sun unfolds Japan Gallery
Oahu Hawaii (March 2018)
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Oahu Gallery Music at the Farmers Market Beach Kite Surfing
Somewhere Over the Rainbow, Mud and Roosters – Kauai, Hawaii (November 2017)
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Rain again. Just a little over a mile of hiking into Hawaii’s 11-mile Kalalau Trail and the path was silken clay. It was like skiing through the trail rather than treading. A walking stick was pleasantly useful. Kauai had one … Read More
Autumn Day in Enchanting DeCordova Museum and Sculpture Park (October 2017)
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Surrounded by nature in Autumn’s aura, our own creations nestle in deCordova Museum and Sculpture Park.
A Piece of Heaven: Purgatory Chasm State Reservation and Foppema’s Orchard (October 2017)
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Over the meadows and through the woods, we crawl our way between crevices and crumbling leaves. In Purgatory Chasm State Reservation, we are children in the arms of Mother Nature. Fall foliage silently deliver their first and last pirouette as … Read More