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Spiritual Sight     Jan Neal, Curator           presented June 14, 2006

 
 
 

 
 
Rain on the Perennial Garden

by Sue Schwartz
(Photograph, 2005)
St. Paul's Episcopal, Bound Brook, NJ

sueschwartz@att.net
 
 
This is my favorite park. I have watched it grow from a plain lawn with a few shrubs and mounds of mulch to a classic garden full of blooms, interest and life. There is a gazebo which is perfect for a summer's evening prayer service. One evening when we were rained out I took this picture before joining up with the more sensible folk already dry in the church.
 
I am a Mother, Social Worker and life long Anglican living in New Jersey with my boys and husband. I have always loved photography. A few years ago my whole family realized I was taking so many pictures it just made sense to buy me a digital camera. They were absolutely right and now I carry a camera with me everywhere everyday. Sometimes the camera helps me see the things I feel. Sometimes I take the same picture over and over and it takes such a long time to get in print what I want to see. Sometimes the moments I catch are a total surprise and a blessing.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
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