one of my favorite STILL blog posts was the giant assemblage i did of everything on our terrace table as we were leaving our rented house in southwest France. it summed up three and half months of being fully present and paying attention. it also commemorated a place i had fallen in love with. it occurred to me recently that i had not yet honored my own home in the same way. in minnesota, we sit on the dividing line between the boreal forests of the north, the deciduous forests of the center and southeast, and the prairies and farms of the southwest. i also love that anyone from wisconsin, or michigan, or manitoba, or ontario, anyone from the great lakes region, could look at this photo and say, hey, that looks like home.
all from minnesota
looks like home to me :)
i would love a print of this
might you be interested in some sort of trade xo
Great idea! I’ll email you.
Mary Jo
Our family are nature treasure collectors as well, and now I’m inspired to make an Ozark assemblage. Despite these things being from the Great Lakes Region I recognize many similarities to items here. I find your images so compelling, and am so glad you decided to share your creativity with the world!
Oh my goodness, I would love to see an Ozark assemblage! Please, please, please share :-)
Mary Jo
this would sell well as a poster, here in northwestern Michigan (lower peninsula)
Yup. Home. Beautiful.
I always find your photos inspiring, and your explanations so interesting. I must say though that I have difficulty with reading font so close in colour to the colour of the background.
Hi Diane-
Yes, I agree about the font. When I designed the blog I wanted a very minimal experience for the viewer. With the image front-and-center and all supporting text not competing with the image. But as I have gotten more comfortable with the writing, I now agree it ti too hard to read. I am planning on a clean-up of the some of the blog pages in the next month. At that time, I will switch the text to black. Thank you for taking the time to comment!
Mary Jo
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