Early morning stars in the northern sky
On their second day at work, our two new staff members had the exciting task of helping me hang Laurie’s 6×9 foot (183×274 centimeter) painting. There were five staff members involved in the effort. I used L-brackets to secure it on the wall.
I also inherited the 40-inch (101.6 cm) screen on the right from Tristan because she didn’t want to ship it to Germany. I really spread out my spreadsheets on that screen.
Sunrise.
One of the most significant things I’ve done, besides playing with birds, Jake, and the cats, during my Christmas vacation, is that I picked up three large paintings from Tristan’s house and took them to the office. Laurie painted them years ago. I hung two 4X6 foot (122 X 183 cm) paintings in the open work area where there is a drop ceiling. I have hardware that allows me to hang the paintings from the ceiling rails. The two walls large enough for the 6X9 foot (183 X 274 cm) painting do not have drop ceilings. Therefore, once we decide where to hang the larger painting, I will have to use brackets to hang it. I put the large painting on the couch and shelf in the foyer, leaning on the wall we could hang it on, until we decide where we will hang it.
The 6X9-foot (183 X 274 cm) painting. The painting would be hung about a foot above the couch and shelf if we hang it on this wall. The ceiling is over 13 feet (4 meters) high in the foyer.
Sun trying to peek through the clouds behind black lace trees
4X6 foot (122 X 183 cm) painting on the east wall in the open area
Sunset clouds behind black lace trees
4X6 foot (122 X 183 cm) painting on the west wall in the open area
Sunset
Mushroom Mike
Resa’s tree was breathing fire this morning.
Another night. Another crescent moon.
Painting flowers on the plywood coving Jimmy John’s windows on old Route 66 (Central Avenue), Downtown Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Blocked view and an art show: http://photos.tandlphotos.com/blog/2015/10/the-view-is-gone
Off Center & Not Even 