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Rembrandt is a favorite Old Master of mine, and I loved the size of my Rembrandt book in the old chair. There he sits, posing for me in the silence.
Here a selection from the collection sit together to act out something I should think about.
In Indian Rocks Beach the sand, water and people continue the traditional love affair in the sun.
In the days when derelict cars were abundant throughout the land, I made the discovery of endless beauty in rusted paint and chrome.
Our upstairs apartment light looked down at the night's water ablaze with the lights from the mainland.
A dairy farm near Rose Hill is cooled and warmed in summer's peak.
The crossing of the intercoastal toward Belleair Bluffs allows a little sandy drive along the mangroves.
The time of day is spectacular, but so short. The water is endlessly alluring.
This Norton Road barn in Onondaga Hill, south of Syracuse, collapsed in 2001, due to about a hundred seasons of midwinter thaws.
Looking south from Onondaga Hill, the orchards lay shadowed from the last few minutes of day.
An inviting beach access hints at the imminent pleasures of the sunset.
This view from the lake side is a fishermen's spot. Bringing the painting home was the catch of the day for me.