I wrote this one a few nights ago, after getting this shot of the Super Moon on my phone. It delighted me so.
autumn moon
gracing the cool sky
blessed silence
An evening haiku: Super Moon
Category: Design, Art & Photography
My interest in photography started back in elementary school, and I studied it all through high-school. The shift from analog/film to digital changed so very much, yet so much remains the same.
Tonight’s haiku
gracefully across the clouds
in the night’s silence
Some video work today
I spent some time this morning trimming this video out of Trinity’s service last Sunday. A local choir, the Evergreen Ensemble, performed with us; their music was stunning. As I was watching (I was running media that service), I thought “I want to pull this out and post it on our socials”. So, I whipped open Premier Pro and made this little piece to share (posted on YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok).
I am always pleased when I get to create fun projects, even small ones like this. Though I’m no master of Adobe stuff, I enjoy getting in with this stuff. For a bit of creative diversity I used Canva to create the thumbnail. I’ve come to deeply appreciate Canva’s simplicity. It makes creating something like this fast and clean.
I do love creating content and managing websites and social media. I find this work delightful and fulfilling. I guess I should find ways to get more of this in my life.
A red sky haiku
with forests ablaze
reddened skies through tall firs
the birds go silent
Today’s Morning Haiku
with my morning tea
the gentlest of breezes
sunlight through the clouds
I love calm mornings. Today, Seattle’s weather seems to be pivoting from rain to partially cloudy. Blue skies punctuated with white clouds. Summer’s heat abated, whether temporarily or for the rest of the year is uncertain, but I’ll take the respite.
Autumn Approaches
orange and red leaves
as i gaze out my window
glories of autumn
The maple just outside my office window already shows autumn colors. Of course, September approaches quickly. Less than a week (Sunday) brings the new month. As tempting as it might be to make some reference to the passing of time, it doesn’t feel very creative.
An evening haiku
beads upon petals
ghosts of the recent rainfall
then sunlight returns
Saw this flower while walking around town recently. I loved it and wanted to share.
I hope and well with all of you.
A night haiku
with the sun setting
light moves from the western peaks
across these petals
This morning’s haiku
within the sunlight
sustained by the gentle earth
a late springtime breeze
Spring berries, a haiku
glorious red drops
resting against the blue sky
sunlight after rain