West Seventh Freelance
Photography, seeking, writing…and learning along the way. Want to come along?!
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Culture. An evocative topic. Browsing through photographs I tried to think beyond the most immediate meanings that came to mind and decided upon this: culture as a way in which we relate to one another; how we view one another in our day-to-day lives.
Sportsmanship
Coach Mike and the Magichttp://dailypost.wordpress.com/2013/04/26/photo-challenge-culture/
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Saturday afternoon, a lovely sunny day and a little boy looks up from the bright patch upon which he rests. May his life be blessed…
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Great challenge! I would add: “get me out of here!!!!”
http://dailypost.wordpress.com/2013/04/19/weekly-photo-challenge-up-2/
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Yes, we can see you
Wrap me to go, please…
Stealth…
Amidst the wrapping
Dylan opens the box -
Yes, it IS Narnia…
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Living in Minnesota, I am far away from my nieces and nephews, all of whom are grown and live in Boston and the surrounding area. My great-nephew, Solomon, was born there just a month ago.
And so, to dear Solomon, and my family- and the people of Boston- and people all over the world who face such horror daily, you are in my thoughts and prayers. Love, love, love, Auntie Stina
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It could be worse… Bagheera has it figured out. He could care less. He has a sofa, a quilt, and a sign- so no one sits on him.
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I have been sick with bronchitis. One day, Vanity Fair arrived in the mail. Audrey Hepburn graced the cover; a book of photography will soon be published by her son, Luca Dotti.Over the past few days, I have watched Sabrina, War and Peace, A Nun’s Story and, Love in the Afternoon, with Gary Cooper. I can recommend the final scene as wonderful sinus therapy. Me: sobbing with a pile of napkins (tissues gone). Cats: “have we done something wrong?”
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