A few weeks ago--or was it last week?--I happened upon my indoor sill plants in glorified light. Not a glowing, halo-esque type of lighting, but the bright-yet-moody, ambient light that characterizes the time in-between late afternoon and dusk. It's perhaps an hour at most that the light stays within this range, for it's not the soft drape of morning light, nor is it the harsh tint of the afternoon's. Clouds were rolling in haphazardly, staggered in their movement, much like a child's first time on the ice: I had but a half hour's time before the clouds overtook the sun completely.
I usually edit my photographs on standard PicMonkey for clarity, color, and brightness. But today, in this blog post, I wanted to capture the stillness and depth of my original shots--so here they are in their unedited forms. Not too scary a sight to behold. However, these images are the first that I've posted on this blog that have not been edited in some way, shape, or form, even if slightly. Maybe you can tell the difference?
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| Oregano |
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| Shiso |
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| Arugula Roquette |
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Welcome, dear September!
P.S. All Internet connection issues--our outdoor connection wire was cracked, plus our modem was overheated--have been solved. A new modem and some new holes in the wall later, everything is as good as new. Thank goodness, I say!
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