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Brushstrokes
Last night I attended the Huntington's Member's Premier Spring event, Brushstrokes: Beyond the Gallery and featured lectures on the...

Marta Wiggins
Jun 19, 20192 min read


Gossiping Crows--an Homage
On Sunday, as I walked through the Japanese Garden at Descanso, I heard several crows calling back and forth, what a racket. I looked up...

Marta Wiggins
Jun 18, 20192 min read


My Father's Daughter
On Father's Day we honor fathers and the role they play in our lives. I was fortunate to have had a loving and kind father. That isn't...

Marta Wiggins
Jun 16, 20193 min read


Aging with Grace
A rose is still a rose and still as fragrant and beautiful as it fades. There are people who panic at each milestone age, hate birthday...

Marta Wiggins
Jun 12, 20192 min read


Fairies Among Us
This is a Wild Fairy Iris. The very title evokes a mischievous pixie dancing in the forest. I can almost see her, can you? As you...

Marta Wiggins
Jun 11, 20191 min read


Finding Paradise
Birds of Paradise always evoke Hawaii in my mind. Of course they do, they are by their very name a symbol of a tropical paradise. I...

Marta Wiggins
Jun 10, 20191 min read


On Love & Compassion
This weekend, my first friend from kindergarten posted something I thought was incredibly intolerant about not making Muslims in American...

Marta Wiggins
Jun 3, 20193 min read


On Being Authentic
This photo is a combination of silk flowers and an authentic black Calla Lilly. The arrangement is pleasing, but at least for me, when I...

Marta Wiggins
May 31, 20191 min read


A Vegas Tradition
I go to Vegas once or twice a year with a dear friend. We see a show, eat too much, shop and contribute to the continued health of the...

Marta Wiggins
May 30, 20193 min read


Photos of home
Last month, I returned to Idabel for about 10 days to spend time with my mother. Our recent conversations left me feeling concerned...

Marta Wiggins
May 13, 20194 min read


Unexpected Beauty
One of the reasons I love photography is that it sharpens awareness of my surroundings. I see rather than just observe. Here is an...

Marta Wiggins
Apr 5, 20192 min read


A Dose of Patience
We have had an unusually wet and cold-ish winter in LA this year. A Saturday off last month, as I had my coffee deciding what to so, the...

Marta Wiggins
Apr 4, 20193 min read


An Abundance of Fortunes
The years I spent in Japan walk along side me every day at the ready to prompt memories. I spent 7 years spanning a decade with about a...

Marta Wiggins
Mar 26, 20195 min read


A Thanksgiving Feast
The 3rd Thursday of each month sees me starting the day with a Library Managers meeting and end it 13 hours later stacking chairs after...

Marta Wiggins
Nov 16, 20181 min read


Profile: Anka Zhuravleva: Artist
When I lived in Hiroshima, I wrote both a day trip column Tripping Out as well as an interview style column called On the Couch with......

Marta Wiggins
May 6, 20183 min read


Petals for Humanity
On a hot summer day in July, I decided to get out and embrace the weather by taking my camera for a walk at the Huntington. On this day,...

Marta Wiggins
Jan 23, 20182 min read


Just Add Text...
This is a Huntington rose taken about a year and a half ago. My photo stream is filled with a multitude of roses and other flowers. I...

Marta Wiggins
Jan 4, 20182 min read


Ideas that Changed the World
Words have a magical power that we rarely realize. They can heal, tear apart, bring together, build up or destroy. It is easy to forget...

Marta Wiggins
Dec 27, 20172 min read


Literature as a Moral Compass
Books and the ideas within can transform a person and shape thoughts as well as transform others through the way a life is lived. What...

Marta Wiggins
Dec 26, 20174 min read


Asanas in the Morning
Some photos just make me smile whenever I see them. A seal getting an early morning stretch in as fellow seals loll about. In the midst...

Marta Wiggins
Dec 25, 20171 min read
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