Showing posts with label Spring. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Spring. Show all posts

Jul 25, 2015

Home Garden

flower garden strawberry accent, little strawberries after rainstorm, maine gardening
maine garden, dead iris flowers, old iris blooms, bearded iris
maine garden after rainstorm, twilight, fog, little cat, orange cat, looking into house at night
erika flynn, boijer, flynn flynn, capote sweatshirt, self portrait, maine, after rainstorm
Lilac blooms fallen to the ground, a carpet of fallen lilac blooms after a rainstorm, maine, garden, twilight
Photographs by Erika Flynn

I love the time of year when the lilacs leave thick mats of fallen blossoms on the ground. This spring carpet is a fine luxury. I leave the irises to spend their blooms away. Their stalks and molting brown petals are so enchanting. On the night I took these photos the air was damp and heavy. It was low tide and I could smell the wet seaweed on the beach all the way down the block.

Apr 28, 2014

Come, Spring!

"Spring Blooms" by Stepan Kolesnikoff
"When the Wind Blows My Garden" by Jean Cooke

Mar 10, 2014

Orange Ya Glad


 Ivan de Pineda and Lonneke Engel by Bruce Weber, VERSUS s/s 1996, 90's print ad, green grass, boy and girl, big leaf-umbrella, orange, green, springtime, dark stockings and floral heeled sandals with buckles, noncholance, ellow suit-jacket
Ivan de Pineda and Lonneke Engel by Bruce Weber, VERSUS s/s 1996
Kirsten Owen by Mario Sorrenti in "Suburban Outfitters" for W Magazine, July 1998 - white turtleneck, tree-blossoms, springtime, black skirt, 90's fashion magazine photography, blonde bob with bangs, hiding behing a tree-branch, muted futuristic 90's feel, bra-less nipples, no bra
Kirsten Owen by Mario Sorrenti in "Suburban Outfitters" for W Magazine, July 1998

 Spring is coming, it's almost here! This winter was dark and brutal, like an enchanted sword made out of black ice. Everyone on the island got sick at the same time this year, myself included. Everybody died! (Just kiddin'). Collectively,  everyone seems as excited as I am that the sun is getting stronger and that our bodies aren't laying prone on scraps of carpet in freezing makeshift quarantine tents. (Not really, that didn't happen).