Through the lens I record the colorful seasonal transition.
(Scroll down for link you want as I continue to add to the blog post all week and weekend. Enjoy.)
Duke Ellington is quoted as saying: ' I merely took the energy it takes to pout and wrote some blues.'
Haiku with prompt 'the blues' sharing with: Carpe Diem Haiku Kai
|
Last Sunday was beautiful here on Cape Ann MA ~ Sun is suppose to come again for Sunday. Added a little 'pixie dust' for good measure and sharing with: My Sunday Photo |
It's another rainy day on Cape Ann MA and 'she' is adding light every where; including around me. Yes, I am 'working' again. So good to see y'all. xoxox ~ Doggie kisses! Sharing with: Camera Critters Saturday Critters |
Sky over Cape Ann MA sharing with: Sky Watch Friday |
Haiku ~ sharing with: Haiku My Heart Haiku Friday |
Wild Weeds I love on Cape Ann MA ~ edited but fun creation as seen with my Assistant ArtMuseDog sharing with: Friday Photo Journal |
T for Texture and below ~ T for Tidal Pool ~ another photo below for Alphabe Thursday Alphabe Thursday |
Heron seen in Tide Pool and Textured in Manchester MA ~ 'T for sharing with: Alphabe Thursday |
'Little and Big Pumpkins on Rockport MA sharing with: Little Things Thursday |
Beach on Cape Ann MA sharing with: Black and White Wednesday |
L for Legs ~ Rock Climbing Legs on Table Rock on Cape Ann MA sharing with: Mrs Nesbitt's ABC Wednesday Around the World Wednesday |
|
We are wishing you the best in each day.
Your posted comments add even more delight to our blog. Thanks!
QUOTE TO PONDER: 'We build too many walls and not enough bridges.' Issac Newton
HOUSE HOLD HINT: Fruit flies be gone! Use a small glass filled with apple cider-vinegar and 2 drops of dishwashing liquid ~ mix well. Set out on counter. Flies will be attracted to the liquid mixture and be gone.
Beautiful bright flowers and of course I especially like the Heron in the tide pool. Great photos.
ReplyDeleteYou captured autumn's beginning so well. I like the flowers and figures.
ReplyDeleteThat golden pumpkin looks very interesting.
ReplyDeleteWonderful, colorful captures for the day!! Thanks for sharing the beauty of the new season!! Have a great week!!
ReplyDeleteFall is one of my favorites for sure. We just put out Halloween decorations yesterday.
ReplyDeleteLove the scarecrows!!!
ReplyDeleteThe colors in those first pictures are amazing :)
ReplyDeleteI love the heron and the beautiful flowers and pumpkins. Lovely Autumn arrangements.. Have a happy new week!
ReplyDeleteYour little Yorkie looks so much like mine. So cute. Your pictures are quite lovely, and you certainly made the rounds of the link-ups.
ReplyDeleteJust wonderful :)
ReplyDeleteNice sunrise - sunset haiku.
ReplyDeleteSo many colors of asters! Love the gold pumpkin. It looks like it came from a fairy tale.
ReplyDeleteWe are in full fall color here, Carol! It's my favorite season. I love your mums--I put a mum pot outside my garage and the deer ate every flower head. off of it...sigh.
ReplyDeleteI love autumn, with the wild weather swings and beautiful forests. Greetings from Socks, Laika, and Al in Colorado!
ReplyDeleteCarol and Art Muse -- it is always a pleasure to read your "editions"! Nice imagery -- visual and with words.
ReplyDeleteLove the haiku and the presentation especially.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures ! I still try to ignore the first autumn signs, I don't like this season at all !
ReplyDeleteI love the colourful fall decorations and the beautiful beach. Enjoy your week!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos, Carol, and the touches of fall in them is just fantastic!
ReplyDeletereally lovely photos of the changing season-love those potted flowers with the scarecrows!
ReplyDeletePumpkins are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHeron is lovely.
I love the black and white photo, and the mums are pretty!
ReplyDeleteI love your pumpkins and your haiku!!
ReplyDeleteHow pleasant to see the autumn decorations!
ReplyDeleteLovely landscape in b & w.
ReplyDeletebeautiful, so lovely, words and photos, I'm switching to a voice activated computer program for the visually challenged, I may be missing for a bit while things get transferred over, see you soon,
ReplyDeleteLovely pumpkins, a vast assortment!
ReplyDeleteIs that you climbing that rock? Looks like fun! Tks for the countertop fruit fly tip. It also works in a spray bottle outside at the trash can. A little spray and...zap!
ReplyDeleteI think that the rock climber is extremely brave! I like all your photos!
ReplyDeleteHave a great week.
Wil, ABCW Team.
I love how you captured the light on the beach shot...
ReplyDeleteHi Carol and Muse Dog. The rock climbing seemed like fun for the younger ones. The pool is pretty too. Happy "T" Day!
ReplyDelete..
Stunning photos, Carol and I am loving those pumpkins too. xoxo
ReplyDeleteWhat pretty fall flowers- the scarecrows add just the right touch. I love the top shot with the dappled shade and I'm in awe of those people who can climb like that. It is truly only for the brave.
ReplyDeleteI always enjoy perusing through your beautiful photography. This week I'm especially drawn to your B&W shot of the beach scene. Blessings!
ReplyDeletea steep rock to climb!
ReplyDeleteROG, ABCW
Climbing up this wall, I would get dizzy !
ReplyDeleteThe apple is gorgeous! Great fall prints!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures! aaaw.... but that doggie is sooo cute!
ReplyDeleteLove the photo with the pumpkins :)
ReplyDeleteLove the light and shadows on the beach. And the texture and subtlety of your apple shot is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteAwesome shots!
ReplyDeletethe Beach on Cape shot do look great in black and white, and the guy who's rock climbing.. he looks pretty funny. :D
Gorgeous photos! I love fall so much!
ReplyDeleteAutumn's looking beautiful on the Cape, Carol! Loving all the color and fascinated by the texture photos -- I don't know how you do that, but I know it is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteWow beautiful pics. Amazing combo of photo's. I love the pumpkin shot! Your post is perfect for the Fabulous Fall linky party!
ReplyDeleteCome by and link up!
http://myjourneyback-thejourneyback.blogspot.com/2014/09/the-fabulous-fall-linky-pumpkin-party.html
Love the sky....AND the adorable scarecrows!!
ReplyDeleteSuch a lot in this post. I love the white clouds peeping over the top of the angry ones.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sky.
ReplyDeleteSydney – City and Suburbs
What pretty pictures - and I really like that quote.
ReplyDeletegood haiku, and your pictures are really wonderful! You are really gifted.
ReplyDeleteI so love the colours!
ReplyDeleteYour "indecisive sky" is lovely, and I really love the pumpkins, scarecrows & mums. 'Tis the season! :-) Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteamazing, so lovely, thank you so much for sharing, I always enjoy your images and words,
ReplyDeleteyou always find such beauty around you!!
ReplyDeleteLove your haiku, Carol. You have a darling assistant. Beautiful sunrise header!
ReplyDeleteA wonderful post.
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting Friko’s World.
This is a fun post. A metallic pumpkin? Now, that's a fun idea. I will copy your idea for this year's decoration.
ReplyDeleteYour photographs are wonderful! I especially love the different versions of the apple and your beautiful autumn decoration!
ReplyDeleteThanks for heralding in the new season so wonderful with all your photographs. Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeletehappy autumn to you and your little pup!
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed my visit...and that fruit fly mix works well♪ http://lauriekazmierczak.com/tall-silos/
ReplyDeleteBeen here before, but your posts are always worth more than one visit. Don't think I said before that I was glad to see your sweet helper back on the job!
ReplyDeleteHow lovely, lots going on in this post and I always find them such an enjoyable read and look-see at your photos. Sending doggy kisses back to Artmuse Dog and a hug to you. Denise from Northern Virginia :)
ReplyDeleteHello Carol, stopping back to say thank you for sharing your Art Muse doggie and great post.. Have a happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteThe rock climbing looks scary!
ReplyDeletedarling little soul always makes me feel good
ReplyDeleteLove those pumpkins, especially the golden one!
ReplyDeleteI like all the light spangles around artmusedog, so cute! The heron is hunting as usual, the days go speeding by, and the weeks, and here it is fall again, hence the pumpkins and scarecrow dolls. How the time flies.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous collection!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos - love that harbour and the beautiful colours of those flowers.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great set of photos
ReplyDeleteThank you for linking up
Lovely words and photos :) Found you via #mysundayphoto
ReplyDeleteyou always share a great varity of "life"!! your pup is, as always, adorable!! i like the varity of pumpkins, shape and color. i always say i am going to do that and i always fall short!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful collection of photos x
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely post of beautiful photos :) #mysundayphoto (www.my-family-ties.com)
ReplyDeleteI so resonate with your haiku on the blues. Feeling my internal decay slowly renew to second life. Lovely visit ♥
ReplyDeleteI imagine the trees are all singing the blues aren't they? :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful white flower macro shot!
ReplyDeletewonderful imagery both in photos and words!
ReplyDeleteLovely images and words....love the sparkles and blue sky!
ReplyDeleteWishing you a happy week Carol,
Ruby
A gorgeous collection of photos! I Your haiku is great!
ReplyDeleteI like the idea of renewal coming by letting things fall away,
ReplyDeleteDecay is so related to blues
ReplyDeleteVery nice composition in your Sky Watch Friday photo. Enjoyed.
ReplyDeleteWherever the blues appear, so do I!
ReplyDeleteA lovely haiga ... loved your bluesy feeling.
ReplyDeleteI straightaway loved your sunrise haiku...it speaks to me today. Enjoyed your lens perspective on many things, especially a magical looking artmusedog!
ReplyDeleteWonderful set of photos and creative writing! Love the sky over the harbor and your cute little dog.
ReplyDeleteWonderful collection of photos! Love your little dog! :) So cute!
ReplyDeleteYour "sparkly" photos are very dreamy. Nicely done. Thanks for stopping by Sanukipity and leaving the kind words.
ReplyDelete