posted by Natalia L. Rudychev at 8:49 AM
Monday, April 09, 2007
About Me
- Name: Natalia L. Rudychev
*apprentice haijin* ~ Natalia L. Rudychev's published poetry, art, prose, and philosophy can be found at her website http://www.haigart.com and in Presence, Heron's Nest, Haiku Harvest, Simply Haiku, bottle rockets, paper wasp, red lights, Ribbons, Fish in Love, Frogpond, Green Leaf, Clouds Peak, Asahi, Mainichi, Wisteria, Contemporary Haibun Online, Haigaonline, lexicon, SP Quill, Modern Haiku, American Open Mike, Lilliput Review, Aporetika, Pen, Vestnik, American Tanka, WHA Haiga Contest, Quill & Parchment, TSA Anthology, Eucalypt, Nisqually Delta Review, Modern English Tanka, LYNX, Triptych Haiku, ripples, RuBriCa, 2007 Sakura Award Haiku, and International Studies in Philosophy.
Previous Posts
- red lights
- The 40th WHA Haiga Contest (12/2006) Natalia Rudychev
- Modern English Tanka (taiga)
- Modern English Tanka
- Haigaonline
- Wisteria
- Ribbons
- Contemporary Haibun Online
- The 39th. WHA Haiga Contest (11/2006) Natalia L. R...
- Triptych Haiku
27 Comments:
u write beautifully....
I like this photograph. The similar colors of the vines and the wall make this look like sculpture.
Thank you for commenting on my poem-a-day blog.
I noticed your posting dates; is this an annual April project for you?
i love this photo
wonderful
Kai
Thank you. I'm glad you liked it.
Eric.
Thank you for your kind words.
I am new to blogging. This is my
first project. I've put a futuristic date on the first picture on each of my blogs because
I like these pictures and want them to stay at the top of the page for a while.
I've enjoyed reading your blog and plan to visit it again.
Camera Shy
Thank you. I've passed these vines
so many times that they became a part of me.
welcome to blogging! u would enjoy every bit of it...
ditto poetry by kai.
love the photo/painting. reminds me of an old french garden wall.
This photo is beautiful. It is evocative of both life and death/dormancy.
Kai
Thank you.
I hope so.
Cocaine Jesus
Thank you for your kind words.
Christine
Thank you.
I'm glad you like it.
gorgeous shot
Floots
Thank you.
Hi Natalia,
The picture is great and your verses.
You have a lovely name.
Hello Danny,
Thank you for your kind words.
I'm glad that you like them.
Very beautiful. Thanks for stopping by my blog.
Barbara
Thank you.
Nice to see you here.
gorgeous shot, natalia. thanks for stopping by TTL. i'll be sure to come back, but for now, work beckons...
b.s.
Bigshoulders
Thank you.
I'll be glad to see you back.
Tim
Thank you for sharing your impression.
You have some lovely poems here, I tried to leave a message yesterday, but blogger wasn't playing. I'm not familiar with Ray Jonson, I'm intigued
Dear Sue,
Thank you for coming back and leaving a note of encouragement.
Ray Johnson is a woderful artist.
Here is a link with information about him:
http://www.echonyc.com/~panman/Ray.html
And I strongly recommend a film about him "How to Draw a Bunny".
Here is a link to information about this film:
http://www.palmpictures.com/videos/howtodrawabunny.html
Sincerely,
Natalia
This is indeed a wonderful shot!
thanks again for visiting my blog. And yes, isn't Frida wonderful??
Pris
Thank you. I'll try to find the documentary.
this is a "twisted" photo :)
very nice
Baxter
Thank you!
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