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| The Red Ranunculus, Sarah Myers Digital Photography |
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| Trumpets of Spring, Sarah Myers Digital Photography |
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| Yellow and Blue, Sarah Myers Digital Photography |
Showing posts with label blue. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blue. Show all posts
March 2, 2016
Three Favorite Flower Pictures - Photography by Sarah Myers
November 18, 2015
The Colours of White - Photography by Sarah Myers
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| Jasmine White Sarah Myers, Photography |
What
are the colours of white? The pure scent of the jasmine blossom, the
billowing shoulders of an unstained cloud; the pearl-cold,
pearl-small dot of the moon among the palm-fronds; the delicious
ivory of a new rose; that burst of exultant happiness, the Star of
Bethlehem flower; the frail lace of an apricot bloom which is the
delight of an eager bee. Here are many tints of white, the colour
without shadow.
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| Ivory, Cream and White Sarah Myers, Photography |
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| Cloud White Sarah Myers, Photography |
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| Star of Bethlehem Sarah Myers, photography |
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| Moon-White Sarah Myers, photography |
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| Spring-White and Bee Sarah Myers, photography |
November 6, 2015
Roses and Rainstorm - Photography by Sarah Myers
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| Roses After Rainstorm, Sarah Myers Photography |
A
moment after the last glittering rain has fallen, rose blooms sway
against the sky, drinking the cool air and the bright water. It is a
glimpse of a gentle magnificence, refreshing the mind...
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| Rain-Bloom, Sarah Myers Photography |
October 20, 2015
The Evening Cloud - Photography by Sarah Myers
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| Tumult Sarah Myers, Photography |
One
immense cloud-bank spread its towers across the South-eastern sky as
the sun went down opposite. Scaling the clear, empty desert night,
the cresent moon looked backward at these monarchs of water and air,
who took the form of a fantastical surf, a radiant bastion of
remaining day, a crowd of staring faces, an ethereal fog of cold
blue and pearl-pink. At last the clouds disappeared in the rising
night, save for an occasional, sullen flash of lightening. The moon continued
on its way, growing brighter and lonelier and stronger. But the
night remains only in the imagination, while the clouds and the last
of the sun left their glory, in some small way, in this collection of
pictures.
Except
for cropping and my signature, there is no edit on these pictures.
They are what the camera saw.
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| Sunset Tower and Moon Sarah Myers, Photography |
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| Evening Tide Sarah Myers, Photography |
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| Splendor, Sunset, Moon Sarah Myers, Photography |
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| Coming Dreams Sarah Myers, Photography |
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| Moon-clouds Sarah Myers, Photography |
October 15, 2015
Simple Roses and Sky - Photography by Sarah Myers
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| Simple Rose, Arch and Sky Sarah Myers, Photography |
Returning
from a walk in my sister's rose garden, the radiance of these roses
against the sky persuaded me to create a post dedicated to their
grace. They are simple, open blooms because of the warmth and light,
the late summer brightness you see surrounding them.
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| Roses in a Warm Breeze. Sarah Myers, Photography |
September 28, 2015
The Clouds - Photography by Sarah Myers
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| The Many Clouds Photography, Sarah Myers |
Sonora
Desert, 2015
All of these pictures are straight from camera.
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| Tranquility of Storm Photograph, Sarah Myers |
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| Through Photograph, Sarah Myers |
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| Aura and Wind Photograph, Sarah Myers |
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| Mysterious Blue Photograph, Sarah Myers |
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| Intertwined Worlds Photograph, Sarah Myers |
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| Bright and Vast Photograph, Sarah Myers |
May 9, 2015
Nature Inspires - Amaryllis, Photography by Sarah Myers
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| Amaryllis Nature Photography by Sarah Myers |
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| Amaryllis and Sky Photography, Sarah Myers |
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| Amaryllis, Red and White Photography, Sarah Myers |
February 25, 2013
Painting. Figure: Ocean S. Myers
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| Figure: Ocean S. Myers, Acrylic on Canvas 2013 |
My newest painting began with
inspiration from Baroque maps, where figures personifying
seasons, continents, and oceans stand on either side or recline at
the bottom, ornamenting already elaborate and fantastic charts.
But I was also looking at pictures
of Brazilian interiors. And I was full of the colors and enchanting vistas
of Raoul Dufy. So as I spread the brilliant blue, the brown, and the
mica/iron gold paint on the canvas, I resolved, not to hold to a
single influence, simply to create something that would show very
well on a wall.
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