Since I returned home on Thursday, I haven't had an opportunity to do any photo shoots, so I snapped this artificial flower that was behind our booth during our late afternoon snack yesterday. Even though I love my city, it's not as easy to find interesting subjects and images here as it was in Santa Fe...how I miss it already...sigh!! Off to the Farmers' Market now to replenish the larder--perhaps that will lift my spirits!
Very pretty!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the market, and have a nice weekend, Kate!
I bet you could find a plethora of great farmers' market snaps, non?
ReplyDeleteYou could have fooled me that these flowers are not real. It reminds me of the time that Julie's mother was taking care of our house when we were away and she took the artificial flowers out of the vase on Julie's desk and threw them away, thinking they were real. Julie refers to these moments as "yellow light."
ReplyDeleteBy the way, the David that Sharon referred to in her post is another David, who is also a friend of ours, but we have not yet celebrated Sharon's birthday with her yet.
We had rain all night last night. Hopefully it won't put a damper on the fiestas. Wish I was going to the Farmers Market today. Still a little under the weather so I am staying in. I thought it was a real flower at first sight.
ReplyDeleteI bet you have a wonderful Farmer's Market. That should help brighten the spirits for sure.
ReplyDeleteIt looks real to me!
ReplyDeleteI can't imagine you running out of inspiration Kate, you're just feeling a little blah! The Farmers market will perk you up, all that juicy fruit and veg!!
ReplyDeleteattitude, attitude, attitude. those of us in teeny, tiny towns also bemoan from time to time a lack of material. not so. we simply have to go out and be open. welcome home. your city awaits you.
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