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Christmas Wreath 2025
ByEarlI’m pleased we have a traditional theme for the wreath on our front door. It brings back fond memories of my childhood when my mother would hand-make wreaths each year using fresh pine sprigs, pine cones, red bows, holly berries, and occasionally a few ornaments. They not only looked beautiful but also smelled wonderful. Having…

Sunrise Walk
ByEarl“Solvitur ambulando,” St. Jerome was fond of saying. To solve a problem, walk around. — Gregory McNamee https://meanderingpassage.com//wp-content/uploads/images/2021/06/EBM-20210617061948-2.jpg Sunrise walk – Scene from this mornings walk – iPhone photo, 06/17/2021 I often walk in search of answers, solutions, or inspiration, even if I’m not sure what the problem is. If clarity doesn’t find me I still…










Please, please don’t “try and not make it too many”. This is a stunning series. Do you have a special inside track on gorgeous lighting these days? I know what it is. You have discovered some magic pixie dust you are sprinkling on either your camera before shooting, or on the files while you process. Whatever you are doing, it is working like crazy. This is so different from the last one yet has the same power to hold me.
Thanks, Anita.
Quite a beautiful flower. Thanks for sharing it Earl.
Mark, the best of spring blooms will soon be over here and you’ll be enjoying them in person. Thanks!
That’s an incredibly beautiful image! I love the details and textures of the petals. And the colour range from pastel yellow, to green and silvery grey is absolutely beautiful. I can’t get enough of flower and bloom photos, I look forward to your next images.
Martina, you’re very kind. Thank-you.
You go right ahead and post all the flowers you want and I’ll enjoy them all.