Layers of Time

a March dusting

a small cloth

It snowed a bit.  While I was imagining Cloud Nine as a weather pattern. Pinned to a wall of hope. At dawn. With coffee.

 I wanted to see all that together...

how image is formed with layers

The snow doesn't last long now.  I've been cleaning up a bit...

that's the cabin out back on the hill

It's snowing now.giant flakes !

just looking

Been thinking about weather and time passing. And hope. Life. Suffering. And joy.

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  1. Dee

    The layering always interests me. It captures something about consciousness that our straight-up photos don’t

    Time? I was remembering packing to go off on a writing weekend, telling myself it had been Mid-April. It was the end of February. April isn’t even past yet!

  2. I really like the layered photo. In it, your rooftop (treetop?) looks like a ghostly teepee in the woods. And cloud 9 and it’s falling snow look like . . . well, like a cloud and falling snow. I had to look again at the originals to see which actually had the falling snow. It looks like the falling snow in your picture below.

  3. Time seems to be totally shrinking for me, days dash by. I’m trying to be ok with it, but struggling a bit. We have sunshine today, but pretty cold. Driveway snow piles are starting to shrink, still small mountains! The bottom photo is a wall of weather.

    • jude

      Yes, the longer we live, the smaller days become, relatively.
      Below freezing here today but warming up tomorrow.
      Weather has become a metaphor …

  4. Beth from Still Life Pond

    Kind of a weather whiplash here. 32 degrees this morning. A few days ago it was 89. Seems we have been either 25 degrees below, or 25 degrees above average all winter.
    I recently rediscovered some patchwork pieces I’d been working on during patchwork in perspective. Working little to make big. Picking that up again. It feels good.

  5. Nancy D

    Your work is uplifting, Jude, and your Woods photos are my anchor. Will email a pic of a New England Spring scene I stitched several years ago…

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