The Shadow Knows!!!

On May 6, 2016August 4, 2016 By dancingpalmtreesIn Edward G. Palmer, Edward Gordon Palmer, Edward Palmer, Lamont Cranston, Shadow, The Daily Post, The Shadow Knows, Uncategorized, Veiled Shadow Goddess13 Comments

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May 6, 2016

Shadow

When I was a girl My Dad Edward G. Palmer was constantly reciting various radio programs from the 1930s/40s when he was growing up. The Shadow was one of his favorites. Lamont Cranston was The Shadow.

The Shadow Knows

DeBorah as the Veiled Shadow Goddess

Poetry Goddess of the Shadows & Mystical Magic

Glamour Goddess of the Mysts

While the Earth Remains

On May 6, 2016May 6, 2016 By dancingpalmtreesIn Camera, Genesis 8:22, Photographs, Photography, Uncategorized3 Comments

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THEDAILYPOST

PHOTO CHALLENGE

Earth

Share your vision of our magnificent Earth through your lens.

Genesis 8:22

New King James Version (NKJV)

²²“While the earth remains,
Seedtime and harvest,
Cold and heat,
Winter and summer,
And day and night
Shall not cease.”

Foggy Misty morn over Central Park in the ball field

Central Park

New York Skyline as seen from Central Park

Misty Foggy Morn in Central Park

Foggy Misty Morn Central Park

Central Park Autumn 2013

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CEE’S ODD BALL PHOTO CHALLENGE: 2016 WEEK 18

On May 5, 2016 By dancingpalmtreesIn Uncategorized6 Comments

Please click on this Link for the rest of my day at the Brooklyn Museum! I Love their exhibits!
https://goo.gl/photos/9HKRCuqYkujR2CqZ7

Roaming Urban Gypsy

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May 1, 2016 by Cee Neuner

CEE’S ODD BALL PHOTO CHALLENGE: 2016 WEEK 18

Cee’s Odd Ball Photo Challenge (COB) is all about those great photos that you take which really don’t seem to fit into a common category. We’ve all taken them and like them, because we just can’t hit delete and get rid of them. There is never a theme to this challenge, so what is an odd ball is all up for you to discover and photograph.

Meaning of oddball
noun – a person or thing that is atypical, bizarre, eccentric, or nonconforming
adjective – whimsically free-spirited; eccentric; atypical

Except for Sir Records Knight all other photos are from current exhibits at the Brooklyn Museum.

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Why Mothers are Golden while Fathers Struggle for Bronze

On May 5, 2016 By dancingpalmtreesIn Uncategorized

This is a blog article that everyone should read but especially men! The careless sowing of the seed and abandonment of the harvest happens in America too! I do Thank God that my Dad was a great man who took care of my mother and we children. A real true Man who kept, loved and took care of his disabled son in the face of adversity! Thank you Mable and Edward Palmer.

Stephen’s Photo-Collage Art Project

On May 4, 2016 By dancingpalmtreesIn Art, Stephen's Photo-Collage Art Project, Uncategorized6 Comments

Stephen’s Photo-Collage Art Project

Stephen and I have been working on this project since March. It is ongoing as Stephen can only be with me either during my vacation or when I can get extra days away from work. For safety I cut out the images and Stephen strategically places them on the canvas. We are two Artists working together, channeling our mutual sibling creativity to provide more beauty in the world. I believe Stephen’s Autism gives him special talents and abilities which he expresses in his own unique way. I don’t really care too much for labels but I suppose Stephen’s creations can be put within the category of Folk Art or Outsider Art.

One day with God’s grace, guidance and providence I would like to bring more Art projects and programs to adults with Autism. I think society and the media has such a narrow view of individuals with Autism and my goal is to show them in a different light. I’ve already developed a photography program which I hope will be accepted by agencies that provide services for developmentally disabled adults.

I feel partnerships with small local neighborhood museums and art galleries would be more than willing to showcase artworks from adult developmentally disabled artists. So far I’ve not been able to get buy-in from the organizations that serve the developmentally/intellectually disabled communities but perhaps one day God will open doors for me and Stephen. I have many hopes, dreams and goals but it looks like they will have to wait until I retire in summer 2018. In the meantime I will continue to encouragement, support and showcase my brother Stephen’s art.