photograph by rinne allen
early spring: star magnolia
it is really feeling like spring here now. everything is beginning to flower. sometimes i find it overwhelming, to see so many colors all at once. this year i will take it slow...and enjoy them one at a time. here, a star magnolia sits quietly on an overcast day.
words & photographs by rinne allen
hellebores
photograph by rinne allen
a morning with home.made
the other day i spent the morning with mimi of home.made taking pictures of some ingredients and prepared foods she had cooking up in the kitchen that day.
photos by kristen bach
hazel, waterside
photograph by rinne allen
spring has sprung!
spring is here...well, almost. today it is predicted to be chilly, but earlier in the week, the trees & flowers began to unfurl...
words & photographs by rinne allen
tiny blue flowers
photograph by rinne allen
a beautiful shack
well, we all know about my shack habit. this weekend i had a craving, so i drove up towards maysville and gillsville on a grey day. i found some treasures. i'm going back for more soon!
here is a little shack on the property of an old farm. i love how it looks like a corbet painting.
words and photographs by rebecca wood
icicles
photograph by rebecca wood
stately home
usually, houses are built on a rise, but for some reason, this one is on stilts in a hollow. must have been a reason. anyway, it's grand and stately in its setting, and is quite prominent sitting at a crossroads.
words and photographs by rebecca wood
winter branches
photograph by kristin karch
mandy's anemones pt.2
words and photographs by rinne allen
burnt wall
photo by kristen bach
spiced rainbow carrots
i love making colorful food. rainbow carrots, sign me up! this is an easy recipe that I love to serve as a side or add to some beans. For this one i added my carrots to a tangine of sorts. a mix of onions, apricots, raisins, and garbanzo beans. a lovely meal indeed.
spiced rainbow carrots
-pre-heat oven to 400 degrees -peel and slice your rainbow carrots (regular carrots will due) -toss in 1 TBSP melted coconut oil. -sprinkle in your spices....depending on which direction you are heading with your meal. for this i used some a blend of moroccan spices. -sprinkle with salt -roast until tender, about 20 minutes -remove from heat and squeeze a fresh lemon, optional
rust and wood
photograph by rebecca wood
the 'to do list' show
in december, our friend didi dunphy organized another great show here in athens. she invited 28 artists to keep a 'to do' list from december and into january...on an oversized sheet of notebook paper that she printed over at double dutch press. then, she installed all of the artists' lists at the lamar dodd school of art on the uga campus. it was interesting to see what each artist did; some kept real lists of all that had to do...others turned the lists into something else. i was one of the participating artists and i really loved thinking about how i spend my time...although, in essence, the list i created was about looking at the bigger picture, rather than mundane day to day tasks...and, full confession, it was a little bit about procrastination, too...
words by rinne allen, photographs by kristin karch
in the backyard
photograph by kristin karch
all that's left
when the whole house finally falls down and disintegrates into earth again, the chimney remains. what was left of this house had been bulldozed into a nearby pile and burned. usually, people will just leave the chimneys till they eventually fall down on their own. until then, they are sentinels to the memory that a life was lived there.
words and photographs by rebecca wood
aged brick
photography by kristin karch
deserted
near an old farmstead i spied this one a little further down the red dirt road. no chimneys. now it's full of old posts and lumber. still sitting under the pecan trees like it always has.
words and photographs by rebecca wood