All posts tagged: remages
Little tree breaks metal gate
The tricolor palette of this old, rusting, paint-peeling metal gate was fascinating, but the little ash tree that broke through it — undaunted and nonchalant — was even more fantastic. Check out the haiku I wrote about it on haikumages.com. remages
The Fireman Puppet
Firemen and puppets, protecting Gotham…a little comic relief between fires…? remages
The Wind Tries Mary (in NYC)
OK, ok, the title is clearly a play on “The Wind Cries Mary”, written by Jimi Hendrix after an argument with his girlfriend…but I’m talking about the killer wind in NYC yesterday – extreme gusts blowing even the big people around! The wind did indeed […]
Melting Snow and Baby Lilies
The moment of transition between seasons. The March lion still roaring, but preparing to leave in a lamb-like fashion, a couple of weeks from now. The last unmelted snow and ice lurk in the shadows, and other places the sun can’t shine. And now, the […]
An Old Typewriter Spoke To Me…
…and it spoke in my late Father’s voice! Check out the haiku I wrote about it… remages
Naked Winter Tree vs. Polar Vortex
Seen at dusk, a naked tree in winter, with clear blue sky, and reflecting blue snow, in the chill air. I wrote a haiku about it too, posted on my haikumages.com blog… remages
33 Minutes on 13th Street NYC
I sat there on the stoop, exhausted from moving one of my kids into a tiny NYC apartment, waiting for food to be delivered… I watched the people walk by, then observed their footwear, leg-wear, dogs-on-leashes, and walking style, with amusement and occasional amazement. I […]
The Last Flower For Now
Well, not really the last flower, but the last day lily for this season… A brilliant orange glowing in the dimming light of dusk. The last of its kind for this year, surrounded by the dead stalks and skeletons of those who came and went […]
Each Day a Small, Delicious Harvest
Just one raspberry plant, planted without much of a plan, but with a child’s hope for a few summer fruits… Next to the front porch, visible from the chairs in which we drink wine at dusk, the plant grew fast this year. And, delightfully, since late June, the plant […]
No Weak Links in the Chain…I hope!
Looking at each silvery link, checking each one, I think, there must not be a weak one among you! The thing is…the links of this particular chain uphold the hammock in which my daughter loves to swing! The two trees, forever too far apart for the hammock ropes […]
Primary colors in Nature – jawdropping!
This image is a month old…should have posted it in May, but I didn’t. Every time I scroll past it in the folders and archives, I stop and stare at it, just as I did before and after I captured the image! I guess it’s […]
