He is off the ground. This boy keeps me on my toes. . .
. . .and looking up.
(Please click on the images to see how they really look.)
Friday, June 6, 2008
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- Elsa Kendall
- Welcome! You have landed at my blog, Bird's Eye View, which is a nest for my photography, writing, art, and design, mostly created in the beautiful mountains of northern New Mexico; recipes, and a bit of my journey with essential oils. This blog also reflects my desire to climb off the poop deck, and into the crows' nest for the full 360º. You can find links to my work below. To contact me, please scroll to the end of the sidebar.
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"In This Moment"
A white rose from the Secret Garden. Click on the image and you will be transported to one of my galleries.
Can one person make a difference?
Yes! "The Man Who Planted Trees" is a story about a shepherd who collects acorns and plants a few a day for several years, the effects of which are... This jewel of a story has been perhaps Giono's most popular, and is such a profound and simple gift.
Amazing Morpho Butterfly
What you are seeing is not blue pigment, but layers of reflected light—also known as iridescence—on its scales. Click on it and you can learn more! Photo from Wikipedia.
One night only
A neighbor friend called me to see if I wanted to come and view her night blooming cereus. "It only blooms for one night and then it's gone", she said as I ran out the door with the point-and-shoot. This sprawly plant is a desert native and this particular one is a relative of one Georgia O'Keeffe had. It was the first time I'd seen one, just spectacular, and the fragrance was divine.
Parlez says
You are out and I am in. What's wrong with this picture?
See you next time!
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