Tag Archives: autumn

Old Canal

Posted on October 9, 2014 by Graphite Bunny

The trees were arranged as shown in the diagram. The ambient air temperature was measured at 23°C. The sun was chosen as a light source and connected to a power supply. The resultant beam skimmed over the wetlands like a … Continue reading →

Posted in Flash, Prose Poetry | Tagged autumn, autumn bunny, Benjamin F Jones, blackberries, canal, captured moment, cardiff, dad, discrepancies, discrete packets, experimental prose, fatherhood, forest farm, graphite bunny, Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle, observation, passive voice, past tense, primary carer, prose poem, prose poetry, quantum theory, radyr, radyr station, refracted light, school science, science experiment, stay at home dad, third person, to slit experiment | 1 Comment

Droplets on leaf

Posted on September 25, 2014 by Graphite Bunny

Posted in Photography | Tagged autumn, autumn bunny, autumn colour, autumn droplets, autumn leaf, autumn leaves, Benjamin F Jones, close up, droplets, fallen leaf, graphite bunny, limited tonal palette, macro, macro photography, moist, photograph, photography, sepia, wet | 2 Comments

The first brush of autumn

Posted on September 5, 2014 by Graphite Bunny

Posted in Photography | Tagged autumn, autumn bunny, autumn colour, autumn photography, Benjamin F Jones, first brush, graphite bunny, green, helicopter, keys, llwyncelyn photography, macro, photograph, photography, raw, sycamore helicopter, sycamore key, unripe | 2 Comments

Drain Warmth from the Pale Stone

Posted on September 1, 2014 by Graphite Bunny

Sophia gardens. First day of September. Mist forms droplets on the handles of the buggy. Helicopters spin to the pavement and crackle beneath my feet. A man sits on the bench drinking coffee from a thermos. His cap is pulled … Continue reading →

Posted in Prose Poetry, Snapshots | Tagged autumn, Benjamin F Jones, buggy pushing, cardiff, coffee from thermos, communication, Creative writing, dad, daddy bunny, fatherhood, flash, full time dad, graphite bunny, new dad, pale stone, Prose, prose poem, prose poetry, second trip to the city, September, short prose, snapshot, Sophia gardens, splendid | Leave a comment

Bench Rest in Cardiff

Posted on September 15, 2012 by Graphite Bunny

Brown leaf yellow flat and curled like crêpe on the grass crows’ kerfuffle looking for afternoon tea and scones with jam watched by a cat that twitches and chirrups tail swash fat seasonal hair trees shed for winter finger autumn … Continue reading →

Posted in Poetry, Snapshots | Tagged autumn, bench, Benjamin F Jones, cardiff, graphite bunny, leaves, moist, rest, roath park, season, seasons, sun | 10 Comments

Tag Archives: autumn

Old Canal

Droplets on leaf

The first brush of autumn

Drain Warmth from the Pale Stone

Bench Rest in Cardiff

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