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INSPIRATION :: Jacob Hashimoto
Jacob Hashimoto is an American artist who creates incredibly layered and delicate wall art and installations. The form and the lightness of the repetitive shapes is engrossing and uplifting. Wouldn’t it be incredible to wake up and look up to the installation in the second image?
All original content and photos are © copyright Lisa Tilse for the red thread. Other images are credited to their source.
bright eyes
I chanced upon this beautiful creature while taking one of those unofficial shortcuts between houses and down some back alley stairs. An unexpected final shot before I made my descent.
Trying My Hand
I need to ask for your help, I am afraid I will be using you all as Guiney pigs. I am trying my hand at some new things, its time for a change in my life. I am going to do a lot more personal blogs than I was and maybe some pictures and getting into learning more creative and professional writings. I would love some criticism and feedback on everything and don’t worry about my feelings. This is an adventure I would like to share with you all as I try learning more computer tech, language, and writing skills. Let the adventure begin!.
… and finally there was morning glory success
one day …
One day, I will move from this house in Somerville with its many windows. I will no longer be able to climb its spiral staircase to the top floor and from there to peer out the old window at the towering oak. I will no longer be able to train my camera up through that tree’s branches into the sky. But that day has not yet come. So on this bright September morn, I am grateful for this window, this oak and the blue of the sky beyond. Have a good day, folks.
a bit more blue
I was trying to photograph a duck …
eventually I found the ducks …
flowers found in a field by the river
blue waters
just sparkling water in a clear glass
sitting a bit in the shadows
the white fish
I passed by a pond of what I thought were all orange koi fish. Then, out of the blue, I spied a white fish with gold accents. A ghostly figure that I really wanted to capture amidst the reflections in the water. Mostly unsuccessful … he kept dipping deeper into the water. But what I caught, and what I remember, are magical to me.
Tracey in Maine 