Summer is sending out the last obstinate hours of heat as days grow shorter. Tomatoes and squash from the garden line the kitchen counter, and the catnip forest has started to yellow from the ground up. Soon enough, the maple trees will begin their glorious turning of color, and I will see the steam rising from my morning coffee as I sit outside on the front porch. Autumn is around the bend, and the grateful soil will rest.
Cathy Savels Paintings
Sassy Glassy
ara133 photography
Muddy Fingers
Tiffany Teske
f2 images
Studio Virgo
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Up here in the northern latitudes the leaves are almost finished their colorful display. Snow is in the mountains and it won't be long before we get our first snowfall on the prairies too.
Nice images and items!
And we will wait another half year to harvest the fruits of the season again. These lovely works remind me of more good things to come in the next cycle. The soil may rest, but we can still dream!
In the beautiful Pacific Northwest, the leaves are just hinting the beginning of their turn. This is the time when grey skies and gray mist allow the hard wood's deep green leaves their last contrast before they turn quietly dull of color and fall.
Your selection of images is as beautiful as your words. Thank you.
These are all gorgeous pieces! I especially love the ones by Debra Linker and Studio Virgo!
Muddy fingers looking nice !!
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