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Laura Boston Thek Imagery bio picture

Come Wander Along with Me...

I wander...it is simply what I do.  Since I was a young girl, my parent's tried everything to keep me close to home, going to such  measures as to buy me goats.  Though I loved my goats, my heart still  wandered.  

Growing up in rural New Jersey, I was surrounded by dense woods and long stretches of farm land to fuel my imagination.   I felt at home in the arms of the forest and spent many days laying upon the fragrant mossy soil staring up through the filter of leaves... watching the light dance.  It is these experiences that I work to remember.

In adulthood, I discovered the joy of capturing those precious moments, through my camera's lens.  Though the many years in between my youth and the present, I have enjoyed many wonderful adventures and am currently wandering in another people's land.  For the past 10 years I have had the pleasure of living in Europe and learning to look at life in a very different way.   

Through my images and my wanderings, I hope you will enjoy seeing the world around you... in a new way.

So...I invite you to "Come Wander Along with Me..."

Finding Inspiration in the Fields

Asparagus season or Spargel zeit is just around the corner.  I know that for a fact.  This morning while walking in a spitting snow fall of giant flakes I stopped a while and watched the local farmers prepare their asparagus mounds.  On a cold dreary day like today…the thought of fresh steamed asparagus or a hearty bowl of creamy asparagus soup really warmed my soul.

March 12, 2010 - 15:10 Herman Vandecauter - Realy nice Laura! The eyes of an expert!

March 15, 2010 - 21:19 Phil Vaughn - These long rows of asparagus are quite a contrast from the small patches that are usually found in gardens like my grandfather (a consummate gardner) used to raise. He would have enjoyed your photos just as much as I have! Thank you, Laura!

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