image: Jane Eaton Hamilton
image: Jane Eaton Hamilton
image: Jane Eaton Hamilton
image: Jane Eaton Hamilton
image: Jane Eaton Hamilton
image: Jane Eaton Hamilton
image: Jane Eaton Hamilton
image: Jane Eaton Hamilton
image: Jane Eaton Hamilton
image: Jane Eaton Hamilton
image: Jane Eaton Hamilton
Part of having my tiny apartment torn out because of a neighbour’s leak inevitably involves sorting, and I came across a portfolio of my (admittedly rare) landscape photographs. I often tried to photograph landscapes as if I was painting them.
I’m impressed with my friend Rosa Jurjevics’s multimedia company, Big Creature Media, which specializes in all aspects of motion graphics, animation, and video editing. I am too old to know about anything newer than Brownie cameras, but she always pretends I’m not and let’s me get (faux) gear-geeky. She knows her stuff, and you should probably know her stuff, too, especially if you have a hankering for a multimedia genius who can write like spit (and, also, spit pretty far).
Photos: copyright Jane Eaton Hamilton
I am always seeking ways to display what flowers mean to me, the happiness and hope I feel when spring arrives. Half of these plum blossoms look like books, don’t you think? Let’s read spring. Let’s start on page one and go slowly, so slowly, all the way through the pages of sunshine and light.
Can’t you just imagine these 6 feet by 9 feet on a huge wall?
Dizzying beauty in front of my lens today in Victoria, a city burst into an uncanny bloom. I saw rhodos, camellias, euphorbias, lavender, quince, magnolias, forsythia, tulips, violets, crocuses, irises and cherries and plums all blooming together. The usual bloom time for tulips is May, which I know because kids used to steal ours for Mother’s Day. Not sure what will happen for calendar spring. Do you know?