One of the benches in Trafalgar Park, taken last summer on a very nice day
Cathi Jefferson is one my favourite potters; I eat my breakfast from one of her bowls nearly every day, and use her cups and other pots daily too. One of Cathi’s teapots lives with us – we fill and drain it 4 or 5 times a day (we drink a lot of tea). Somehow we have ended up with a couple dozen of her pots over the past few years. I featured her work more than a year ago in this post.
The box in these photos is one of Cathi’s and belongs to friends. It occupies pride of place in their house on this ancient and remarkable piece of furniture.
Another photo from the series I took of my 2 week old granddaughter and her parents. The last few visits I have had with her have not included a camera.
The last of my short series picturing the cardoon flower, the rest of which can be seen here and here. This one is the same image, presented in colour and black and white. It shows the edible seeds and the flower.
More black and white photographs of a cardoon flower, with more black than yesterday. This thing is about the size of a softball, surprisingly large.
I took these images last August because of the vibrant colour and textures of the flower heads of the cardoon plant in my neighbour’s yard. It is a pretty outrageous purple, and very large.
I have found the time to process a couple more grandchild and family photos from last weekend, age 2 weeks.
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