Deborah Lawrenson

             Inside and out, pools of light burned from hurricane lamps, candelabras, chandeliers, tea lights, and the rusty lantern we fou...

                        The River Sorgue flows green and glassy through Fontaine de Vaucluse. The green is extraordinary, a malachite compos...

There's a stunning sense of perspective and distance in this painting by Richard Moisan: a landscape unfolding that gives a visual equi...

         The sun had emerged, quick and sharp. It seared into the wall, on one small patch, lifting layer after layer of surface tints, fro...

February is the month when the mimosa comes into flower, brightening up late winter with its scented yellow bobbles. Here is a jug-full fro...

I was charmed to receive a Stylish Blogger Ward this week from two sources: Lynne Rees at The Hungry Writer (click here )  and llevinso ( h...

                 Between the tumbling slopes and steep pine-bristled ravines, the sea was a constant companion. Its dazzle lifted the lett...