Photographer Blake Little has shot a series of humans and animals covered with honey. The images were created for his book and exhibitio...

Yesterday, after brunch, I installed Instagram on the I-pad just before heading out to work in the garden. Instagram is a free photo ap...

I'm focusing on the positives of ebb and flow today, although, I much prefer flow. Flow being more aligned with water element wher...

The new camera arrived yesterday via Fed Ex and I am absolutely thrilled with it. The camera is a Canon Rebel T2i, we choose this one becaus...

The To Bee natural perfume LookBook is coming along quite fabulously but it is in need of more imagery. Since this fragrance is so new, I ...

Here in the woodland we suited up last Saturday afternoon to check the bees and add another box. The girls were substantially calmer than in...

Here are the first set of photos for the Page 47 botanical perfume in hte new liquid format. I'm doing a few more today and will have th...

"Earth laughs in flowers." ~Ralph Waldo Emerson, Hamatreya

The winner of the giveaway for 1 gram bottle of Tangent Botanical Perfume is Katie! Congratulations, I'll be sending off the vial as soo...

Q stands for Quercus agrifolia the botanical name for the coastal live oak of California. At this time of the year the oaks are very heavy ...

There are two ways of spreading light; to be the candle or the mirror that reflects it. ~Edith Wharton I've been re-doing many perfume...

"Ah, these jasmines, these white jasmines!..." ~ Excerpt from The First Jasmines by Rabindranath Tagore The fragrant little Pikake...

While Greg and I were on our evening walk through the chaparral a few days ago I noticed that the Sugar Bush shrub, a native known as Rhus o...

Happy 4th of July and cheers to Freedom! This image above was sent to us by our cousin Rex in San Francisco. Curious about it, I noticed the...

Even in the most unlikely places beauty presents itself. Such is the topic of Kelsey 's beautiful biopic on the unloved flower, weeds . ...

The invention of photography began with the discovery that a mixture of silver and chalk darkens when exposed to light. Eventually this resu...