Posted by: maryhaas | November 14, 2011

First Snow

A few days ago, very early in the morning, we had the first snowfall of the season. It was light, and lovely, and everything a first snowfall should be. The toddler, baby, and I all threw coats on over our pajamas and ran out to get some photos.

Posted by: maryhaas | November 9, 2011

Around the house

I almost forgot about these. I took them a while ago-before the basil plant died. We kill everything green in this house.

Posted by: maryhaas | November 6, 2011

Drawing Lessons

One of the benefits of my new job teaching art lessons is that I’m forced to remember everything I’ve learned…and demonstrate. I have been teaching some lessons on color; specifically using complementary colors to darken and lighten. We were working from life, and trying to see ALL the colors-not just the ones that are readily apparent. I am kind of excited about the sketches:

And yes, that is a dead bug that on my pepper picture. I could have cropped it out…but I like to think it adds character.

Posted by: maryhaas | November 1, 2011

Halfway

As summer gives way to fall, things are dying.

But not gone yet.

Some are just barely hanging on.

But the bees still feel there is work to be done.

The decay is mixed with life and I’m not quite sure what to make of it.  But I’ll capture it and share it here, on All Saint’s Day*.

*These pictures were taken a little earlier in the season, but I thought this post was appropriate for today.

Posted by: maryhaas | October 30, 2011

Happy Halloween!

Posted by: maryhaas | October 28, 2011

It is…

Poppyseed dressing. Or it will be again when shaken.


Posted by: maryhaas | October 27, 2011

What is it…

This is definitely my favorite so far. Guess away!

Posted by: maryhaas | October 25, 2011

From all angles

I am discovering that photography is very specific. The difference between a shot that works and a shot that doesn’t can be a matter of millimeters. A small shift of the camera or a small twist of the lens and everything changes. These four shots were all taken of the same 3-4 centimeters of space-and yet they seem so different to me. I’ve written before about how point of view can change things. But I’m still surprised.

I’m also delighted by the colors. I have no idea how that happened. Something in the web? Something to do with the camera lens?

Posted by: maryhaas | October 21, 2011

It is…

Yellow Beets! I know, definitely cheating. Who knew there were yellow beets? Not me, until the farmer’s market a couple weeks ago. Beautiful and delicious.

Posted by: maryhaas | October 20, 2011

What is it…

Just a warning-I’m kind of cheating with this one.

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