My 10/23/25 postcard features a dried poppy seed pod, its petals long gone, suspended in soft light. The once-vivid bloom has become a delicate structure of pale gold and brown, its radiating pattern echoing both decay and design. There’s a beauty in its symmetry, the memory of a flower transformed into design.
My 09/14/26 postcard features a large, weathered sunflower that curled inward as the season changed,…
My 09/13/26 postcard is a bumblebee gathering pollen from the dark center of a sunflower…
My photograph for 09/12/26 features a jester entertaining the crowd at the Santa Fe Renaissance…
My 09/11/26 postcard showcases a pollen-laden bee approaching a sunflower, suspended for a moment above…
My 09/10/26 postcard is a honeybee clinging to a cluster of fading blooms, gathering what…
My 09/09/26 postcard features a small ant exploring a sunflower along Southern Avenue in Albuquerque.
