Time Project Week # 13

Since Thanksgiving is approaching my Time Project piece was influenced by holiday memories, not from a moment observed in the present.  I think of my mother especially because the meal preparation was so important an expression of who she was - or wanted to be.  And I love this little picture I have of her which was damaged by a cigarette burn, but thankfully her sweet face was spared.  Kay Dolezal

Week #12

                                                                                                     Here is what I did for week #12.  This is a seed pod from a clematis plant I have by my side door.  A couple of days after I photogaphed it I noticed it had gotten fuzzy so I decided to include that image as well into the design.  The Time Project is teaching me to see what I have not really looked at before.  Kay Dolezal

Week #11 piece

This is a collage of cell phone images as I take walks through the fall landscape.  I had said I would try to get a grid in each week for the Time Project and a soccer net came in handy to provide that.         Kay Dolezal

Week #10 piece

This haiga was prompted by the return to Standard Time mandated this weekend.  It seemed like I had to use that event.  And I had some left over images to collage and play with in Photoshop.                                   Kay Dolezal

Week #9

This weeks piece is again using cell phone shots from my walks.  The haiku is a version of a poem I wrote for a course I'm taking having to do with using life as a source for poems.  It's a terrific course at the Cambridge Center for Adult Education taught by David Semanki.                         Kay Dolezal

Here is my Time Project piece for week #8.  Saw this goldenrod on one of my walks and was struck by it seeming a bit out of place.  Again my cell phone camera helped me record the moment.     Kay Dolezal

This is my piece for this week.  It's the image I came acroos that had an image I used in two previous pieces.  It's the net-like, cellular structure that I find so compelling.  It was just there while I was taking a walk.  The haiku wasn't just there with it - took a long time.    Kay Dolezal