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 04/30/26 postcard is a dense, knotted cluster pushing out from a single Cholla cactus…
My 04/29/26 postcard is a Sowthistle bloom I found at Bullhead Park, its thin yellow…
My 04/28/26 postcard features a roadrunner near Hyder Park, taking off from its rock perch…
My 04/27/26 postcard is a Spanish broom bloom caught between opening and fading, its yellow…
My 04/26/26 postcard is a dried iris on Eastern Avenue, its petals curled and translucent,…
My 04/25/26 postcard comes from a small charity car show in an open lot near…
