Category: photography
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4Bush Boy’s Last Photo on the Card
1 May: Last photo taken in April with my iPhone for Bush Boy’s Last On The Card post. Sinigang-style veg soup with carrots, new potatoes, parsnips, white cabbage, daikon radish, tamarind paste, braised in a veg broth. That’s my husband’s thumb in the photo. Photo ©Misky 2022 Shared with #amwriting #food_photography on Twitter
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24.03.22 A Day On Foot
Sun. Fresh air. A 5k walk on the Downs around Arundel Lake. This is the old boathouse. People have carved their names on every available centimetre of wood. Nature never gives up. Knock it down, and it keeps on growing. Sunlight through the daffodils in the garden this morning.
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12.03.22 #SOCS Trip
My first impression: the hand of catastrophe slapped us, and we are its remnants. It’s 11am. Where are the people? Bond Street is nearly empty. A man is laughing with his girl friend, must be a girl friend, their limbs are entangled like ivy. He’s strapped into a backpack with words LONDON in bold letters.…
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My Favourite Community Farm
These are photos I took today during our weekly visit to Tablehurst Farm in Sussex. It’s an organic and biodiverse farm. The butchery is supplied from their own animals. The slow-ferment yogurt, unpasteurised milk, and butter use milk from cows on the farm. They have their own bakery, and fruit and vegetable from their gardens…
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04.03.22 First Daffodil Opened
The Rain Has Gone . . . see the daffodils,morning light shining through them. And there it is.Yellow. Bright as an egg yolk.The colour of ripe wheat. El Dorado. Daffodils are cherubs.Spring lambs. A child’s bright face.Tell us a story! Tell us a story! It’s a colour somewhere betweena blossom and a breeze. Yellow was…
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2 December 2021: Through the Window
A bit of snow and ice through the window this morning. Image ©Misky 2021
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A Few Days in The New Forest
22 October: I’m back from a few days of splashing around the New Forest (gosh, what a soggy storm that was the other night!), inhaling the fresh air, relishing no crowds, and a bit of exercise. I do love these ponies, who couldn’t care what we humans, hurried and rushing about, are up to or…
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After the Storm
Autumnal leaves from an English Oak tree. Click the image to view full size detail. ©Misky 2021
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The Imprint of Northleach Church
The Imprint of Northleach Church It seems to methe weight of years,your deedsyour tears arepressed against your back. Do they stillpress?Do you stillbend to the will of worms? By day, your shadow is yourcover, and by nightlights are lit, andyour shadow hovers. Do you hear ourlaughter,footsteps,lover’s whispersas you wait for God’s return, that promise ofa…
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25 August: One Liner Wednesday
Rain filled the old steel bucket, and I emptied it onto the parsley, watched it spread around the chives, the basil, and the thyme, and I recalled that fisherman on the coast casting his net over the sea. Written for Linda Hill’s One Liner Wednesday. Shared with @Experimentsinfc #APoemADay on Twitter Prose and image ©Misky…
It's Still Life 