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Curiosity can be an anodyne for our inner resistance to change, or new ideas. It can also get us into trouble. Macro photography illustrates the value and risk of curiosity.
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Tag Archives: texture
[Update: The Potters’ Market has been cancelled for May 31, 2015, due to a forecast of strong wind gusts, cold and more rain. But please peruse my photos of the previous day.] It’s indicative of Guelph’s fertile character that one … Continue reading
Amy Tyler’s talk on Sunday at Ontario Handweavers and Spinners biennial conference gave me pause to reassess my creative process. For a brief introduction to Amy, read the previous post. The term “creative process” has a pompous air about it. … Continue reading
Winter uncovers not only physical textures of the landscape, but also underlying sounds. Whereas in summer we are distracted by showy bird songs and countless other declarations of life, this season draws our attention to audible bedrock, the bass notes … Continue reading
I would like to weave something with the colours and textures of this goldenrod seed head against a field of corn stubble. … Continue reading
The Gosling Wildlife Garden offers a rich fall tapestry of colour and texture; at University of Guelph Arboretum. … Continue reading