greenery

photograph by rebecca wood

flowers, in clay

rebecca recently made some dogwoods and magnolias out of white clay. she lightly glazed them with a white glaze, and they turned out so pretty!

photographs by rebecca wood

little barn

i was looking at some property, and wanted to buy the place just because of this barn! a shack will get me every time!

words and photographs by rebecca wood

one more little shack

this one had more beauty to share, inside and out.

words and photographs by rebecca wood

rwood studio shoot

if it weren't for r.wood studio, beautyeveryday may not exist.  the three of us met through the work we have done with rebecca at her pottery studio.  even after working at the studio for nearly a decade i still feel just as inspired as the first time i ever saw it.  the days that we spend styling, eating, and taking pictures are always a treat!  here are some pics from our photoshoot that we did the otherday in our friends bright and cheery studio.

words and photos by kristen bach

a mysterious past

another little shack on the side of the road. wondering who lived here and what life was like.

words and photographs by rebecca wood

stacks

photograph by rebecca wood

shaking rock spring

i visited shaking rock park to look for spring. the granite boulders are very photogenic, and so are the lichens and shadows. at the bottom of the hill is a swamp where spring was in full procession.

words and photographs by rebecca wood

salmon tulips

photograph by rebecca wood

house in the woods

i spied this old homeplace hiding in the woods. it almost looked cheery with all the daffodils blooming in the front yard! enormous oaks surrounded it. now it's just fading into history, all alone. i love to explore these old places.

words and photographs by rebecca wood

waiting for spring

this is one of the latest springs i can remember. finally, some daffodils are opening up, and a couple of japanese magnolias here and there, but usually by now the trees are showing color and lots more forsythia and shrubs are blooming. i went to the bot garden to look for spring. luckily they had a lot of hellebores, but their flowers always aim down! i decided to get a bug's eye shot with my camera. bug's are getting a much better view than me, it turns out.

photographs and words by rebecca wood