a photograph by Sonja Bingen
The bunny came to where the garden was being watered, trying to find something to eat in the drought.
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Milkweed Flower, Butterfly, and Honey Bee
photograph by Sonja Bingen, our daughter
Filed under Art, Photography
Very, Very Bad Dog!
a photograph by Sonja Bingen
Boulder plays in the water with the boys and then rolls in the mud. Welcome to summer at my house.
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The Coming Storm
a photo essay by Sonja Bingen
The storm rises
into the fires of sunset
air electric with coming storm
Filed under Art, Essays, Photography
Fireworks in May
a photo essay by Sonja Bingen, our daughter
Note: One of Joe’s favorite times of the year is a fireworks display held in May in Burlington, Wisconsin. His severe autism seems to disappear as his eyes grow round and he smiles at explosions of light in the sky. His brother Will likes the fireworks just as much.
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Dance of the Iris: Fertile Land, Desert Land
Dance of an Iris
a photograph by Sonja Bingen
Iris in the Desert
a photograph by Ethel Mortenson Davis
Note: The time of Iris blooms is nearly done. In fertile southern Wisconsin the Iris dance in sunlight and the intensity of spring. In the high desert Irises, especially a profusion of Irises, is a miracle.
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