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This antique Japanese triptych was created in 1881 by Hiroshige Utagawa, 1842-1894, a Japanese ukiyo-e artist, considered the last great master of that tradition. This is from his wood cut engraving, entitled "Bokusui tsutsumi hanazakari no zu" or "Cherry blossoms in full bloom along Sumida River". It's interesting that three people are in Western dress. As you study this beautiful artwork, you begin to see the individual stories recorded across the triptych. Found at the US Library Of Congress.

When I became ill with a chronic illness that limited other areas of my life, God opened my eyes to the joy of seeing the details of the surrounding world, and photography was the language I used to share that beauty. Functioning physically at a higher level now, I have widened my expression to include other forms of art media and I love to explore the results. Seeing the beauty and humor in so many things and letting color be the overarching connection makes art a satisfying and joyful opportunity to share with others. It is impossible for me to express my love of color in only one form, so I create with photography, encaustic, painting, or assemblage. I love to see the unexpected in what I photograph, capturing the inner voice of...