Surreptitiously – a seasonal Twitter haiku
“Surreptitiously” is a Twitter haiku about winter and spring, age and youth. The illustration is probably a bit of wish fulfillment.
Images: A scrapbook collection of photographs, illustrations (digital and otherwise) and the images I publish on social media. Read Imaging my World for more details or scroll down.
“Surreptitiously” is a Twitter haiku about winter and spring, age and youth. The illustration is probably a bit of wish fulfillment.
Insouciance – a poem in which Narcissus prefers to descibe his manner as insouciance. The alternative seems somehow self-centred. Besides – daffodils!
Advent candles: Two photos with Advent-appropriate inspirational slogans. I may be going into business as a producer of inspirational cards. Or maybe not.
Stylized picture (photoshopped) of graffiti artist apparently painting mezzo-American figures on a white-washed wall.
Faces in the Rocks: Someone says “That rock’s looking at me!” And you look closer and you see … A gallery of photographs of rock faces by Joakim Stampe.
Dark and sleet – a picture postcard illustrating a couple of seasonally descriptive haiku written recently and previously published on Twitter.
Gallery of photographs of first frost: the early morning sun, on frosted leaves and flowers in Gothenburg’s Trädgårdsföreningen park.
Gallery of photographs in square format (109 dpi). Pictures mostly of leaves showing different seasonal colours and colour shifts.
Gallery of photographs from an expedition to pick mushrooms – a beautiful fall day in a pine forest in western Sweden.