photograph by kristen bach
nature
mud daubber nest
photograph by rinne allen
moss covered wall
photograph by kristen bach
vine beauty
photograph by kristen bach
greener than green
it's amazing what a few rains can do. with just a couple showers everything is bursting with green!
words and photographs by kristen bach
Northwoods Dispatch: neon by the shore
photo by kristen bach
a little nature
recently, kristen and rinne and i decorated and styled a photoshoot about a dinner in the woods. we laid some rough wood planks on top of old milk crates and started to decorate. we had an idea about a table-long scape of mosses, rocks, ferns and such. i had an idea to use some old compotes and some wood fired cups to do some mini terrarium type things.
i dug up some dirt and filled the container about 2/3 full, mounding the dirt slightly. then i dug up a patch of ferns with whatever vines or grasses inhabited the same plot, and simply planted them right into the containers. i topped it off with a little more soil to cover the roots and maintain the mound shape. then i covered the whole top with some of the moss i dug up, as well as a few bits from the craft store. just water in, and vóila! they look so great i think i'll just keep them about.
try one in a sunny living room or dining room. it's good to have a little nature inside...
photographs and words by rebecca rood
painting ideas
I really want to paint abstract paintings, but I can't figure out in my mind how to go about it. maybe if i make them look like this. . . .
words and photographs by rebecca wood
brocades
on a warm, wet winter's day, I explored the nearby community garden.
I love a glorious tangle of old and new and dead and alive! I love most when it forms a complete and complex tapestry of muted colors and many stages of life, reminding me of some old middle ages tapestries. it would be so awesome to embroider this on some grey wool if I had the time! anyway, dreamy details. maybe you can embroider it?
words and photographs by rebecca wood
red berries
photograph by rebecca wood
silhouetted branch
photograph by rebecca wood