My 04/27/26 postcard is a Spanish broom bloom caught between opening and fading, its yellow petals curling and folding with a mix of strength and fragility. The form shows both life and decline at once, fresh color alongside slight wear, giving it a sense of transition rather than perfection. The painterly processing softens the edges and pulls the background away, letting the structure of the petals carry the image.
While walking through Albuquerque's Nob Hill neighborhood, I found my 07/02/26 postcard in an unusual…
While walking the acequia paths through Albuquerque's North Valley, we came across several small shrines…
My 06/30/26 postcard features a California helianthella opening to the morning light, its bright yellow…
We stopped at Alvarado Park for a drink of water when three roadrunners appeared, weaving…
While wandering through Albuquerque's Old Town neighborhood, we came across several artichokes in bloom, plants…
My 06/27/26 postcard is a wasp pausing atop the dark center of a black-eyed Susan,…
