The iPhone Diaries

In the spirit of Linda McCartney’s The Polaroid Diaries, here are my iPhone Diaries. Quick captures with my iPhone on walks and hikes, around the house, in the yard, or wherever I happen to be. A visual journal.

Nashville Skyline at night — After a Nashville Symphony performance, we walked across the John Seigenthaler pedestrian bridge. The Nashville Skyline reflected in the Cumberland River at night. It really is beautiful.
June 2023.

Korean Vets Bridge at night Nashville — Korean Vets Bridge at night. Viewed from the pedestrian bridge.
June 2023.

man looking out over city skyline at night — Brian looking out over the city after a Nashville Symphony performance.
June 2023.

hatch show print posters on the walls of the Ryman — The walls of the Ryman Auditorium lined with Hatch Show Print posters; a history of previous performances.
January 2023.

shadow of a person swinging — I hopped on a swing at the library playground. The sun was behind me and cast my shadow in front. Never too old.
October 2022

field pansies against a blue sky — I picked these field pansies between my son’s soccer games and held them up to the perfect blue sky of mid-March.
March 2023

violet growing up in a crack — Getting out of the car, I spotted this violet growing up in a crack of the driveway. Wild things grow up anyway they can.
March 2023

violet growing in a sidewalk crack — Getting out of the car, I spotted this violet growing up in a crack of the driveway. Wild things grow up anyway they can.
March 2023

patterns on a quilt — The patterns on a quilt that I use while I’m reading. I see a lot of that quilt!
January 2023

orange up close — Testing the macro capabilities of the iPhone 14 Pro. Orange up close.
December 2022

dog in a hoodie — My kids thought it would be fun to put a hoodie on our dog, Jayber. It was a bear getting it off, but he looks cozy!
December 2022

orange maple leaves against a blue sky — This one tree outside the library is always brilliant in fall. The perfect blue sky offset the colors beautifully.
October 2022

a paper flower — This paper flower on a cabinet at my sister-in-law’s caught my eye during Thanksgiving dinner.
November 2022