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Years ago, I occasionally had Sunday brunch at Mom’s Peppermill restaurant. Apparently, it was originally a hot dog stand catering to construction crews along the New Jersey Turnpike. The frescoes on the outside of the restaurant were quite conspicuous and … Continue reading
Another interesting sculpture by Seward Johnson: Sailing the Seine, 1999.
A number of Seward Johnson’s tableaus at the Grounds for Sculpture are inspired by well-known nineteenth-century paintings. “If It Were Time’, is based on Claude Monet’s painting “Garden at Sainte-Adresse” (1867).
I enjoyed a cruise to Bermuda aboard a Celebrity Cruise vessel. There were quite a few interesting things to see in Bermuda. For example, I enjoyed seeing the dolphins leaping into the air.
This diner has been undergoing considerable renovation in recent times. This image was captured a while ago, before renovations began.
I purchase this tent as a birthday gift. It was shortly put together and and therewith provided ample entertainment for the family.
I appreciate the way the light creates a translucent effect on these lotus leaves at the Grounds for Sculpture, Hamilton, New Jersey.
I thought this wooden gate was visually interesting. Matter of fact, this entryway leads to the workshop of master woodworker, George Nakashima (1905-1990), Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
While hiking through the Plainsboro Preserve, I noticed this tree that had been damaged by beavers. In recent times, there has been an alarming amount of damage by the shore of the lake. An effort is underway to restore the … Continue reading
One day, whilst visiting the Jersey shore, I noticed this group of young people running as though they were in a race. I grabbed a shot with my camera.
Need to get you to the lake in the woods behind my house. Don't know if they are still there....did…