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Category: Haiku
Haiku Camera Makes It Official for 2019
Excited to share some news:
I have my official website live:
Now you can peruse a growing online gallery, find out where these photographs are exhibiting in the metro-Boston area, as well as easily purchase prints, specially printed on bamboo washi, made in Japan. These papers were made with digital prints in mind. The results are a clean image, on a non-glossy service, which preserves a “handmade” look yet retaining high quality printmaking.
You can still follow this blog here via wordpress, or keep up with it on lowe aperture, haiku camera’s now new second home.
Thanks for following haiku camera!
A Little Haiku Camera in Acton
I’m happy to announce my photographs are on display at the Wellness at Villageworks in West Acton, MA. There is something different about these photos; they are printed on Japanese paper, or washi. I used coated bamboo paper, suggested by Lauren Pearlman, from Paper Connection International, which ran through an Epson quite smoothly. Many thanks to Zen Saito, who helped print these photos. Of course I am always indebted to my incredible husband, who is always so unbelievably supportive.
Change in One
like a flicker of
light in a mirror, so we
change our mood; same face
Chelmsford Snow
Motor running, hard
drops of ice whip by our heads;
Quiet passenger.
Blurry Fish
Race Point
Mid-day at Race Point,
Nowhere to hide, except for
my torn, straw sun hat;
Water Dance
calm tides twirl dancers
floating by, like the warm breeze
in my strands of hair,
Craters at Colt State
hot sun; harsh rays bolt
from the sky; looking down, soft
palms, dirty on stone
Gray’s Beach
Empty path, windy day,
Grey skies at Gray’s Beach, water
Clapping underneath.
Hidden Crab
No crabs were hurt during this photo journey; found crab claws.
Summer’s end, crab on
empty Gray’s Beach, hiding from
fisherman and bird.
Fruit In Motion
Bear with me, I decided (finally!) to create some prose to accompany the photographs and live up to the theme of this blog. Forgive any mediocrity and lack of haiku awareness, training.
sliced plum, torn peach, late
sun; hurried wife wiping hands,
wet bowls, white and glass.
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