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uncertainty of reality
I will let you decide if the window is framing a view or reflecting one.
(There is not an incorrect answer.)
(Many, many thanks to the delightful Jen Dimock, who was gracious and brave about letting some photographers wander around her orchard. Not a single time did I notice any kind of panic-stricken look on her face or anything.)
North Star Orchards
near Madison, Maine
photographed 3.21.2026
quadratic equation
Hello, and welcome to What The Hell Is She Up To NOW? day here on the socials. It’s an excellent question. Thank you for asking.
Unfortunately, I cannot provide a coherent response because I am not exactly sure. But anyway, here’s a pier presented in slivers of itself.
Old Orchard Beach, Maine
photographed 3.16.2026
1415
Look! Round concrete things!! In Maine!!!
That’s all I’ve got.
Topsham, Maine
photographed 3.17.2026
even the clearest path may get obscured
I was in Maine. In the woods. With bare trees. And snow.
What else was I going to do? Making an intentional camera movement image felt inevitable.
near Solon, Maine
photographed 3.21.2026
to colour in the cold grey light
Yesterday I wrote about using the Dictionary of Symbols and finding a reference to Irish folklore that I used as a title.
When I was editing this photo, the U2 song “Lemon” was in my head, for reasons that are probably easy to understand. I Googled up the lyrics and read through them, finding the phrase “to colour in the cold grey light” which then became today’s title.
And then, further down in the song was the phrase “midnight is where the day begins” which you may recall was a concept of Irish folklore that I had JUST used to title yesterday’s image. It was weird and proof that the universe has a sense of humor. (And is, I guess, also Irish.)
Portland, Maine
photographed 3.15.2026
