A friend and I made it all the way up to Rockland, ME recently. We both managed to miss snowstorms in CT, MA and NH – only to arrive in Rockland with the news they were expecting 1 – 2 feet of snow that evening. Despite the wind, the cold and soggy feet – I managed to get one or two images. Here is my favorite. A shed along the shore – beautiful and interesting to me with its weathered story.
The last time the spirit of change called her it was a quiet whisper – an achy, familiar longing she could not deny.
Lydia and I are moving our project in a new direction. Here is her post explaining the idea and revealing her first picture – to which I am responding below.
Here’s the idea. Last week she took a picture and posted it on her blog. This week I am responding to her picture with words (I am challenging myself to keep it to twenty-two words each week) – which will be the beginning of what we hope will be an unfolding story – and posting my picture – to which she will respond the next week.
While the ingredients for her amazing cranberry apple chutney were simmering, she wondered what the ingredients for an amazing life would be.
Lydia’s last post. (prior to “story line”)
How sweet is she? Mom brought L in to recreate a vintage photo of her Memere. I love doing this type of portrait work! Such a blessing to help a family make new memories and gifts.
Tania Palermo [Studio on Main] 