RMW Ramblings

  Color Is Where You Find It 2 The old work shirt is my painting smock.  The undershirt is for wiping brushes.

C olor Is Where You Find It Refracted and prismatic sunlight.   And it's reflection.

  Studebaker & Willys At last Sunday's ACAA car show in Venice, FL a 1950 Studebaker and a 1950 Willys Overland Jeepster panel truck, both customized, were side by side.     In the mid 1950s I owned versions of both contemporary makes. A 1948 Studebaker Land Cruiser, here with my brother Michael, And here, my 1950 Willys Jeepster, which I bought for my newspaper motor delivery route.

  Egret Rising Egrets are part of the heron family.  My egret in full display is arced above by lunar phases, and below, by glyphs of the bird in a range of postures.

  Lighter Than Air Our great-granddaughter playing with balloons in our living room. Signed with a balloon monogram with string date.

  Broken Reflections Herons Over Water  

  Sunrise Sandbar Heron To protect the wetlands, a sandbar barrier was created along the Havre de Grace waterfront Promenade.  It is now completely naturalized, but early on it was the site of various stonework temporary compositions,  stonework sculptural graffiti.  I lamented their demise, but they did not fit Maryland's preservation plans.  Of course the sandbar was not natural itself. Here I photographed a heron at morning sunrise at a  ring cairn or micro Stonehenge.