At the Pond
News
Canada Goose
Study
Statuary
Planter
Heritage Rose
Bee on Flower
Butterfly Impression
Rowboats
MG
The Guardian
The Drummer
The Drummer
Café Art based on photographs taken at a concert by the Members Only Band on the Town Green, Duluth, Georgia, August 16, 2014
A companion image, The Entertainer, may be viewed at Gallery Ludwig.
Rectory
Florida Beach
Florida Beach
Before us humans “cleaned up” the beaches, they were a tangle of driftwood and growth. A few places are allowed to maintain the native look.
Beach Tangle
Creepy Florida
With some artistic liberties I tried to bring out the unease and eeriness of the coastal jungle.
Summertime 8
Crape Myrtle
Dark Tern
Summertime 7
Blue
A Coastal Theme – Blue
… and for your continuing enjoyment of these vistas in your own coastal blue room just click the images above.
Driftwood
Great Egret
Marsh
Child in surf
decisions
… decisions, decisions, decisions …
A scene from the Peachtree Corners Festival, 14 June 2014
Addendum – 15 June 2014
Every so often it happens: I make a mistake. This image is clearly not “cafe art”, indeed, when you click on it you are taken to my Gallery 2014 album. This album is the repository for the Gallery Ludwig blog. I use Live Writer to format my blog posts. This is a most versatile tool. It allows managing a number of blogs. This blog and Gallery Ludwig use the same theme. Although the backgrounds are different, I did not pay much attention when I prepared this post and I sent it to the wrong blog. So consider it a bonus!
Memories Past
By the River
Jog
Park Ride
Ride in the Park
A sunny afternoon, a pleasant park, wheels for the family, what more can you ask.
Disturbance
Disturbance in the Force Field
No, not a fancy science fiction image. This really is just what the title says. The field that was disturbed is the surface of the water in a small creek. It is a water strider, a small insect, that provides the disturbance. The tiny creature is covered, especially on its legs, with tiny hairs. These, like wax, are not wetted by water. The water’s surface tension provides the insect a resilient surface on which to propel itself with rowing motions of its forward legs. Little ripples form around the tiny creature as it moves about. It is those ripples that are imaged in the original photo that is the basis of this café art manipulation.
