
October is a bittersweet month, as the northeast celebrates Autumn while moving inexorably towards the challenges of Winter.
The most popular photos this month were Adirondack Autumn, a glowing landscape

and Born Digital, a still life with glasses and book

My personal favorites were Ann Lee Pond (a painting created for our new kitchen by my talented husband)

and Soccer Dreams, since it represents a reconnection with my former students

You can see a slideshow of the 31 October photos here or view all of my 2009 photos to date here.
The two groups to which I contribute are 365/2009 and 2009/365.
"October is the fallen leaf, but it is also a wider horizon more clearly seen. It is the distant hills once more in sight, and the enduring constellations above them once again." -Hal Borland
1 comment:
Great shot of the new kitchen; an interplay of light and shadow at work here in a wonderful way.
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