Dune ravine Surely this must be the impression left behind from some colossal hand that reached down from their cloudy dominion and scooped out a spoonful of this earthly sugar to stir into their morning breakfast tea or coffee. Words and images by Michael J. Hall
Paperwhite Narcissus Ghostly snow-white heads dance and sing upon the breeze, haunting me with their intense beauty and pungent, powdery aroma - like Sirens tempting sailors to wreck carelessly against the shallows. Words and images by Michael J. Hall
Eastern Hemlock Proud parents stand guard over their latest offspring, nestled securely between them. She bathes quietly in the nourishing sunlight offered beside their imposing trunks and dreams to one day fill the void left by her fallen grandparents. Words and images by Michael J. Hall
Bridal Spirea The cascading blooms of bridal spirea remind one of the falling snow of frosty white we often see this time of year, but has yet to arrive. The clusters of flowers cling to branches like the wet winter downfall that, with time, tumble to the earth below adding to her layers of seasonal... Continue Reading →
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