My 03/16/26 postcard is a dried seed head. Its points radiate outward from a darker core, forming a nearly spherical pattern that feels both botanical and abstract. In black and white, the image becomes a study of texture and symmetry. The result is a quiet portrait of a flower long past its bloom but still rich with structure and form.
My 04/09/26 captures a wildflower past its moment, its petals curling inward as if retreating…
My 04/07/26 postcard captures a red poppy pushing up through a sidewalk crack near Lomas.…
My 04/06/26 postcard comes from the landscaping near Trader Joe’s, a bee works its way…
My 04/05/26 postcard is fresh growth pushing out from the top of the cactus, soft…
At the Brent Baca Memorial Disc Golf Course, the land feels stripped down to its…
