Hello, and welcome to my haiku blog. Two off my favorite things to do will be united here, photography and writing haiku. The gift of a book, The Sound of Water, from my husband got me interested several years ago. Most of the photos used here have been taken with a Nikon d200 camera, another gift from my husband. Here is a quote from that book to start off my blog. Soon, you will see how much I like dragonflies.
The distant mountains
are reflected in the eye
of a dragonfly
issa
This site is a excellent composition of creative harmony – reflections of nature and inner thought painted with images and words.
Stunningly beautiful and serene
Hi Sandy, When you have a minute, can you email me? (address is at My Poetic Path) I have a question to ask, if you can help re: photos/text.
Thanks so much, G
Hi Sandy,
Somehow I came upone your page, Oh I ws looking for a lobster receipe. Your page is absolutely great. So Maine is you will, I too live in the woods of Maine, a small town called Harmony, I love the wild animals who roan out back of our home, even a bibal deer….she survived alst winter…
Thankyou for your page it is GREAT!!
Hi Sandy: Will you please contact me regarding your poems? Thank you:)
Hello Sandy, I look forward to looking in on both of your blogs. I sense we are kindred spirits. Poetry & photography are also two of my favorite creative explorations.
Hello Sandy,
Look at your smile. My husband also gifted me with a camera. That is regaled in a funny post on my blog called “Wanderlust.”
So glad I found you. I keep returning, as you see.
they are tricky to guess
Lovely poem and how sweet to have the active support of one’s spouse.
My heart is lifted by your story and your work. If you haven’t seen Seeds From a Birch Tree (another book about the practice of haiku), you might enjoy it. 
Smiles, Lené
A very attractive blog, sandy.
I have been traveling through your web site and feel so at home. I am a botanical artist and potter living in NY. Haiku and dragonflies among a love of nature have always drawn me in. All the best to you, Laura and Graham’s bright spirit
Fantastic example of your haiku, Issa (I didn’t know that is your name). I truly enjoy all your work – both words and images.
Kat
Hi Sandy,
Please stop by my blog to pick up your blog award, when you have a chance. Thank you for sharing your talents:)
Danielle
http://calliopespen.com/2009/10/10/thank-you-and-awards-ceremony/