Articles tagged with photography
By The Sea
By The Sea This is really for &VisionOfHope who mentioned he loved to be by the sea. I have been taking a few photos recently. Not many come out the way I want, should really use a tripod. But the pictures are taken on walks, not photographic outings
Raindrops on Roses
It began to rain last night in the early morning. I heard it during a bladder call. It was still raining when I got up hours later. It was a gentle rain, and the sky was still gray for awhile after I got up. Now it is early afternoon and the sun is out. Th
Spring Around the Yard
I took a tour of my yard again today looking for photo opportunities. I love walking around an seeing what is blooming in the Spring. The first photo was a surprise. It is a little flower weed growing in the fork of out pink dogwood tree. I had never see a
Spring Has Sprung
I just love Spring. Everything is blooming and so pretty. Even driving down the street is nicer. The beauty surrounds you. I take my camera almost everywhere this time of year because I never know when a photo opportunity will reveal itself. Of course, I h
Random Photos from Our Smoky Mountain Hike
I posted the shots of the snow on the mountains in the Smokies the other day. Today, I thought I would share some random shots I took along our hike. I always love finding things in nature to photograph. The first photo was some moss I thought was cool. I
Thoughts For 3/31/15
I have the opportunity to #write quite a bit today, my son & wife are both visiting my wife's family. I am pretty much just watching shows & working on art, I shared some on #TSU and a couple pieces here. I'm not sure what all we are going to do
Sunset Captured In Photograph
I am not much of a #photographer, my wife is better at it than I am, but I decided to share a Sunset I captured tonight. I really like the light, my wife said the sky looked like it was on fire. Are any of you into #photography? What's your favorite subj
Flitting Around from Site to Site and Writing Far into the Night
In case you've missed me, I have been trying to keep up with some new ventures lately. Most of them involve writing something. I am committed to one post each day for my Capturing the Paso Robles Area with My Camera blog, since to be in the Daily City Phot
Around the Yard
I took the camera out for a stroll the other day around our yard. This was after I took a couple shots of birds from inside the house through the window. I can never catch them when I'm actually outside. The first shot is one of "our" cardinals. We have a
Fort Mountain Sunset
We went to Fort Mountain State Park this evening so I could try and get some sunset shots. It was actually pretty clear on the mountain so we thought it would be a good day to try. I did get some shots. They aren't terrible, but I don't love them either. T
Celebrities Who Did Not Age Gracefully
Just saw an ad about celebrities who were knock down drop dead gorgeous when they were young. But who are clearly not so hot now! That is so awful to show these people in this manner. ( #myopinion ) It's not like we don't all get old and unattract
I've Been Chasing Clouds Again
Whenever it is even thinking about raining here, the clouds put on a wonderful sky show. This show lasted from about Thursday night until yesterday, but we got very little rain – just enough to make me worry that my camera might get wet. I'v
Ornithologist? Nah! Ordinary Bird Lover
We can't all be qualified ornithologists. But it's easy for anybody to be a bird lover! Learned about the red cardinal, the blue jay, the robin, the mockingbird, the parrot, the toucan, the flamingo, etc. in elementary school. Additionally, in Mi
Savage Gulf: The Stone Door
I looked back through my post and saw that I hadn't posted photos from our trip to The Stone Door at the Savage Gulf Natural Area. Well, I may have posted a couple, but not all of them. Here are a few more I thought y'all might enjoy. The first one I took
Our Snow
We had three rounds of snow this month but only the last produced much snow that stuck. We ended up with around 7 inches from the last round that came through. I didn't get a lot of photos, but I did get a few I thought I'd share with y'all. The first I t
Selling Photos to Pay a Bill
Well, my husband and I went by the place that I had my MRI and MRA done yesterday to set up a payment plan. Turns out, they don't do payment plans. You have to pay everything in full within 90 days or they turn it over to a collection agency. Since we don'
In Quest of the Blooming Almond Trees
Before Paso Robles was known for its vineyards, it was known for its almonds. Back in the 1970’s when we would travel to Carmel Valley from Culver City, we would pass through Paso Robles on Interstate 101. We didn’t see wine tasting rooms back
A walk to the lake
There was a thin covering of overnight snow and the morning was one of those bright blue sky ones, but cold and crisp. Great for a brisk walk up the lane, through the woods and round the lake. I’m lucky enough to live in a small North Yorkshire vill
Guess My Photo #1 Reveal
A couple of weeks ago I did my first Guess My Photo post and used the attached photo as my first challenge. Here's the original post: http://www.personapaper.com/article/20337-guess-my-photo I had a few good guesses, but only one person got kind of c
Savage Gulf Hike: Part 2
I thought I'd share a few more shots I took at Savage Gulf yesterday while hiking. The first photo is something that is growing on a lot of the fallen logs. I thought it looked sorta like a rope so had to take a photo of it. I loved how the water looks li
The Mysterious Bridge in the Sky
About a week ago I went for a short walk about the time the bright sun was ready to set. I was actually in my slippers because I only wanted to take a couple of shots of the oak or the sunset across the street so I'd have my photo for the 365 day challenge
Savage Gulf Hike
We went to Savage Gulf in the South Cumberland Plateau in Tennessee today for the first time to hike. We sure are glad we decided to go because it is a beautiful spot. We plan to go back again soon and do some more hiking. There are several trails we want
Photo Study – Erwin Blumenfeld – Lisa Fonssagrives
A breath-taking 1939 black and white fashion photography classic shot. The model, Lisa Fonssagrives, balances very precariously on a horizontal girder high up the outside of the Eiffel Tower in Paris, with other buildings looking like toys far below. &nbs
Around My Yard
Hey, y'all. Long time no see. I had a couple of rough health days with headaches and and IBS flare. I've also been doing some more crafting and spending time with my hubby while he is off. I haven't went anywhere to take photos the last couple of weekends
Guess My Photo 2
Here is my second "Guess My Photo" post. I have not yet given the answer to my first Guess My Photo due to the lack of participation on it, so after you're done guessing this one please head on over to the first one: http://www.personapaper.com
How Do I Price Them?
I debated whether or not to post this into Business or Pictures - business obviously won out :) I recently got prints and frames for some of my best photos (one of them is attached here on this post), obviously the prints do not have the large water
Guess My Photo
Photography is a big hobby of mine, so of course when I saw the "Guess the Photo" challenges sprouting up around PersonaPaper I was more than happy to join in! I even got a couple of them right! :) Woot! &AngelSharum has done a few of these, so check t
Rainy Day in GA
I don't know about where y'all are, but it has been raining here since last night. I knew it was coming because my head started hurting yesterday evening around four o'clock. We had a few days without rain, which sure was nice because I'm tired of the head
All in a Row
I am absolutely in love with this photo I took at Berry College in Rome, Georgia yesterday. I know it is just a shot of some bicycles all lined up in a row, but there is something about it that just gets me. Here are my reasons for liking it so well: 1.I
What a Noob!
Today, my husband and I had the misfortune to pass a car #accident on the way to work. We were sitting on the #bus, in front of us were an Oriental lady, her son and a woman I think was probably her mother. They were conversing in their own language, but t
Pink Azalea Hearts
I love photographing nature. Many of you know from the photos I have shared over the years. With the cold temperatures outside I have some spare time to go through my photo library and maybe do a few edits. I chose this pink azalea bloom to start with. It
Frigid Temperatures Make for Nice Photos
Lots of cold temperatures to wake up to this morning. Three degrees. But the sun is shining and hopefully things will warm up a bit. No snow like a lot are experiencing. The willow tree in the photo is my neighbor's I took awhile back. I could not
A Face in the Thorns
Here is a fun photo for y'all. At least I thought it was fun when I saw the face in the thorns. Do you see it? To me it looks like a bird. I can see his eye, beak and wing. His body is just a long cylinder, but we aren't getting too picky here...lol. I'm
Introducing The Dude
I have two rescued cats. One is Brendel. I wrote about her recently. And now I introduce The Dude. He is the first black cat I have ever had. Did you know black cats are the least adoptable cats? Sadly mostly due to all the untrue things said about
A Little Too Close
I was out taking photos of my Rose of Sharon blooms during the summer and was surprised to see this bee coming towards my camera lens. I kept snapping photos as I slowly walked backwards. I survived and he went on to the next bloom. A close call. Amazing t
Hibiscus Raindrops
Hibiscus blooms are the best. I have a tree on my deck each year and it will bloom from spring until fall. Then I bring it indoors and it continues to bloom. The hibiscus is tropical so it enjoys the sunshine. I love the huge saucer
Learning From Our Pets to Relax
I am a big animal lover and have had many animals in my lifetime. Each time I lose one I say I will never get another one. But eventually I always do. I now have two rescued cats. Brendel, asleep in the photo, was rescued abou
Skipper Butterfly
I have a love for all nature. Bluebirds and butterflies are at the top of my list. This little skipper butterfly was captured on my deck. Skippers are a challenge to photograph as they are always flying around from one spot to another. I finally got lucky
Sharing a Sunset View
Hello to everyone! I just joined and am still fumbling around to find my way. It has been great to see some of my friends here from other sites. I enjoy photography and will be sharing some of my photos in my posts. It will take a little while to learn
Photo Reveal 2
I thought I'd do a post with the photo y'all guess about and the original. I figure some people actually like to see what the original photo looked like. I know I would. As you can see, it is the same basic thing. I just did some editing to the color in t
Name That Photo!
Y'all seemed to have fun trying to guess the abstract photo I put up the other day. &Ellis said maybe I could do it more regularly. I found this one I thought y'all might like. I think this one should be a little easier than the other one. I hope so an
Abstract Photo Reveal
Since a number of you did actually try to guess what the one abstract photo I posted earlier was, I thought I'd reveal the real object. The first photo is the abstract one again. As you can see it is old, rusted and a little dangerous. Still, we use this o
What Are You Looking At?
Does your toilet paper have a face? If so, is it as grumpy as mine? lol I got a kick out of this the day I spotted it. I swear it looks like a grumpy gus on the toilet paper. Either that or one of those Tiki men. I wonder if the makers of the toilet pape
Introduction for agvulpes
I have been 'retired' now for more than 15 years and loving the life ! We... my wife of 52 years and I, oh... and our little companion little Toy Poodle called 'Oliver', some will already know him :) live in a beautiful part of Australia called East Gipps
Some Abstract Photos
I don't believe I've shared these abstract photos with y'all before. I'm having trouble remember what all I've put here and what I haven't...lol. These two aren't that old and I think I only shared them on Facebook. The first one is car bokeh. I liked how
Cell Phone Photos
Do you have a cell phone that is capable of taking photos? I have had one for a long time now. The one I have doesn't take spectacular photos, but they aren't bad either. It is nice to have a way to snap a shot when you are out and about, especially if you
Different But the Same
I took these shots at the Tennessee Railroad Museum last year I think it was. I thought I'd share them with y'all because I think it's cool how the same train car can look different depending on how you take the shot and what you do with the photo. The fir
DeSoto Falls State Park-Not Waterfalls
I thought I'd share some of my other photos from our trip to DeSoto Falls State Park this week. I love the waterfalls but I do take photos of other things along the way. The first photo is of one of the wooden bridges. It was at Indian Falls. I did it in b
DeSoto Falls State Park
We visited DeSoto Falls State Park for the first time the other day. It is located in Fort Payne, Alabama, which is only an hour and a half or so from our house. There are a couple more trails and waterfalls we want to see. I got to hurting too much to do
One
Do you like photos with one main focal point? With only one subject? I seem to take a lot of photos like that and thought I'd share some with y'all. The first one is nothing special. Just an eye bolt on the toolbox on my husband's truck. I do like the text
Rock City Christmas 2014
We went to Rock City this past weekend. We had annual passes this year so we went for three visits. It really is better to do the annual pass than just pay for one trip if you live close to the mountain. Anyway, here are a few of the photos I took. The fi
Christmas Bokeh
I have been trying to get a truly nice bokeh photograph this Christmas. So far, these three are my best shots. The first one is just me playing around and making the whole tree into bokeh. It is a long way from perfect, but not terrible. The other two pho
Picture Taking Day at Avalon Park
On one of my recent hikes with friends, we just happened to be in the right place at the right time to see turtles hatching. The babies were crawling along trying to find their way to the nearby water. I missed preserving the experience because I did
Christmas in Gatlinburg, TN: Part 3
Here is the third, and last, post of Christmas photos taken in Gatlinburg, Tennessee on our anniversary vacation. The first photo is one of my favorites. I love the presents and the set up in general. This second photo is really lovely. I like the arrange
Deep Creek Trail in the Smoky Mountains
Those of you on tsu have already seen these, but I wanted to share them here as well. For the others here, these are photos I took the last couple days in the Smoky Mountains. My husband and I went for our anniversary trip. It's been 24 years. :) These th
Cocklebur
I found this cool looking cocklebur while going to the mailbox yesterday. I could tell by looking at it that it would be nice to photograph. I was mainly wanting to use my macro lens, but I ended up liking it a little further away as well. I like the refl
Another Yellow Ladybug
I spotted another cool yellow ladybug while were were hiking the other day. I originally wanted to take a photo of the fungus on the log, but then saw the ladybug as well and had to try and catch it. Unfortunately, I was a little shaky that day from all th
Us at Mill Creek Falls
We went to Mill Creek Falls in Crandall, Ga today. We had been once before, a couple years ago, but didn't make it to the big falls at the end of the trail that time. We were determined we'd make it this time. It was rough going, but we made it. I twisted
Downloading Photos from Persona Paper
Ok, y'all. I am very confused. I had never thought about people downloading or copying my photos that I post here until yesterday. Someone said in a comment on one of my post that they would buy a particular print and then another person asked why anyone w
Watermarks on Photos
I haven't been putting watermarks on my photos here, and I've noticed that others haven't either. We do all usually put our names in the corner, but that's not the same thing. The photo I included on this article has a watermark on it. The photo is of a bo
Bridge at Little River Canyon
This is the bridge on the road that leads to Little River Canyon. I think they redid it to make it nicer. They did a good job. It is a lovely bridge. I really like all the rock work on it. That being said, I prefer the black and white version of the shot o
A Walk at the Park
We took our dog for a walk at the local park yesterday. It is where we usually go because there is only one long hill that I have to worry about. We have found that I do better going backward to everyone else. My breathing doesn't get as labored. We should
Abstract Photos: Part 2
Here are a few more of the abstract photos I've taken the last couple years. The first one is of raindrops. I took it on Roy's work truck. I love how the drops look. The next two photos were taken of raindrops on the hood of my car. I love how they look l
Abstract Photos (Real Abstracts)
I posted some sort of abstract photos in my last article. This time I decided to do some true abstracts. Well, at least what I think of as abstracts anyway. The first one I took on the door of a bathroom stall at Arby's last year. I thought it looked like
Some Abstract (sort of) Photos
I thought I'd share a few photos that are sort of abstract in nature, with no particular theme. I like these type of photos. I'm always snapping something random. The first photo is of a lone leaf we saw on the Little River yesterday. The second photo is t
Different Angles
I like to take photos at odd angles sometimes. It gives a whole new perspective on the shot and is interesting to me. I took a few shots the other day at Fort Mountain State Park from different angles that I thought I would share with y'all. The profile/f
The Trail at Fort Mountain
I thought I'd share some photos I took of the trail at Fort Mountain State Park. It isn't a really hard trail, but I did have to stop a couple times. Healthy people have no trouble at all though. The first photo is of the steps at the end of the trail tha
Fall Colors at Fort Mountain State Park
We decided to drive up to Fort Mountain State Park today to see if the leaves had changed much. We had noticed that in the last couple days they were changing more here so we were hopeful the mountain was colorful. We sure were glad we went! I'm going to
Scenery in Cade's Cove
We saw some beautiful scenery at Cade's Cove this past weekend. We stopped several times for me to take some shots. This second photo is a panoramic I stitched together. I do that by taking several photos, all just next to each other, and then putting them
Fungus Among Us
We saw this stump on the side of the road while driving through Cade's Cove this past weekend. We had already spied a few but didn't see them in time to pull off. We saw this one in time though, thank goodness, because I just love fungus and mushrooms. Who
Blowing Cave Mill
After visiting Cade's Cove in the Smoky Mountains yesterday, we decided to go into Gatlinburg to eat lunch. Big mistake! We had never visited the park on the weekend. We don't plan to again any time soon. It took us almost three hours to go twenty-five mi
My National Geographic Page
I'm posting the link to my National Geographic page because &bestwriter seems to think I always edit my photos, and, from the tone of the post about it, she thinks editing is a bad thing. Personally, I think it is a preference and there is nothing wron
A New Challenge
Instagram is where I have learned how to use filters on my pictures. It's where I have joined challenges to enhance my skill in using filters and taking photographs. A few years ago, I joined the IGERSMANILA 9PM HABIT and I just
Editing
I wanted to show y'all the difference between my original and edited photos. The first photo is the original with no editing at all. I thought it was a nice photo. It's actually the only one I kept of the shots I took today. Something about it spoke to me.
Another Pretty Leaf
Hey there, y'all. It's been a few days since I posted anything but I have been reading and commenting some. I never post a lot on the weekends when my husband is off and I've been having a lot of doctor appointments lately so I've been busy. Anyway, I did
Insect Shell
I spied this insect shell while walking around looking for photos to take here at home yesterday. It is stuck on one of our wood post holding up the carport. I didn't realize it was just a shell at first, until I got closer to take the photograph. It has a
The Fall (A Poem)
I made this poem up the other day. I was thinking about fall and how the beginning of the season is the end of the leaves. They are colorful, but it means they are dying. It is sad and beautiful at the same time. I hope y'all like the poem. The Fa
Little Bird Selective Coloring
Trying the selective coloring edit again. Maybe y'all will like it better on this subject than you did with the fire hose thing on the side of the building. There is definitely more difference between the black and white areas and the bird in this shot. I'
Flag and Cannon Double Exposure
I tried to figure out how to do the flag and graves with the flag in color and the rest black and white and couldn't. Then I got to playing around with this couple of photos. Personally, I like the darker version better because it sorta looks like the flag
Double Exposure Flag in Black and White
I tried my double exposure flag photo in black and white. &Ellis had asked me what it looked like in black and white and I had no idea. Here it is larger. What do y'all think? I like it well enough but I do think this particular photo is better in c
Double Exposure Flag
This is my latest double exposure photo. The only thing I would like to change is the little flags by the graves. I don't think they are necessary since I have the large flag. The only problem is that I don't have a photo of the graves without the flags. O
Double Exposure Photography
A friend of mine on Facebook posted about double exposure photography yesterday. She was trying a new program she has that does it. I decided to look the technique up and see what it was all about. I found out that I can do it, somewhat, on Photoshop Eleme
A Deer, A Doe...
We saw this cute little doe on the side of the road this weekend. We were heading to the Raccoon Mountain Dam area at the time. The first shot is my unedited version. I was scared she would move before I got ready to take the photo, but she didn't. As you
A Beautiful End to a Beautiful Day
The weather was perfect for #travel today. The sky was clear and bright. We made good time except for the gas line at Costco in San Luis Obispo. It was hard to pass all those gorgeous beaches like Avila and Pismo, but we didn't have time to stop at any of
Rural Scene
I don't know what these buildings actually are. I think the one is a barn. I just liked the look of them as I was driving by yesterday so stopped and took a shot. The first one is without much editing at all. This second one is where I made the colors a l
No Entrance
I saw this door while stopped waiting on a train to go by yesterday. Something about the scene struck me and I had to take a photo of it. I know most people will just think it is a door, but isn't it kind of sad? No Entrance. Don't you wonder what it use
What do you think of this shot?
I took this photograph today at the local visitors center in Dalton, Georgia. They are right next to the train tracks and they have this one car sitting there for display. I know the shot isn't perfect but I do like it. The only thing I wish was different
Water Feature in Chattanooga, TN
We went to Chattanooga, Tennessee for part of the day yesterday. We didn't do anything big, just walked around and drove around so I could take some photos. We did have lunch, which was nice, but too expensive. Anyway, these shots are of a water feature o
Which Version do You Prefer?
This is a shot of a building in Chattanooga, Tennessee that I took the other week when walking around on a photo safari with my mom and brother. The first picture is the color version. I like it pretty well. I like the sky against the colors of the flag an
On the Farm
I took this photo last weekend while my husband and I were on the way to Knoxville, Tennessee. My husband pulled off the side of the road for me to get the shot. I love the look of this little farm. The red is nice and the silo or whatever it is just adds
Selective Coloring in Photography
Have y'all heard of selective coloring in photography? It is when you make a photo black and white and then selectively color certain parts back in from the original shot. The first photo here is my original shot that I took in Chattanooga last week. The
The Amphitheater at the World's Fair Park
This is the amphitheater at the World's Fair park in Knoxville, Tennessee. I love all the canvas or whatever it is on the top and the overall shape of the structure. I took several shots of the building from different angles but this is my favorite of the
What do y'all think of this shot?
I took this shot while walking around Chattanooga that day with my mom and brother. I loved the look of the sign and the textures and everything of the brick around it. I have taken a few sign and logo pictures over the years just because something catches
Do You See the Alien?
I spotted this alien while tooling around in my kayak today. I told my husband that I had to get a picture of him. I tried to point the alien out to the hubby while we were on the lake, but he couldn't see it then. He does now that he sees the photo though
World's Fair Park in Knoxville, TN
We decided to take a road trip to Knoxville, Tennessee today. I looked online and found out about the Sun Sphere. We thought it would be cool to see. It turns out the sphere was at the World's Fair Park. A lucky break for us because there was a lot to phot
Architecture in Chattanooga
I love architecture. The different styles, the ornamentation, and everything about it. That was the main reason I went to Chattanooga with my mom and brother the other day, to get some shots of the architecture on a couple of buildings I had seen that I li
Revolving Door Comparisons.
I thought some of you might like seeing the differences in my revolving door shots. This first photo is my original shot. As you can see, my camera produces dull colors. I'm not sure why, but I usually jazz them up a little bit. This is my color version o
Doors in Chattanooga
I love doors, especially old ones. I was happy to spot a few that I liked while out walking around Chattanooga with my mom and brother yesterday on our photo safari. The first one pictured is a church door. I liked the shape of it and the wood. Here
Reflections in Chattanooga
I went on a photo safari today around downtown Chattanooga, Tennessee. My mom and brother went with me. We walked around a couple blocks taking photos. I was glad to get some reflection shots to share with y'all. The first one is a cropped version of this
Reflections in Photography
Someone mentioned on my shadow photography post that they liked reflection photography. I like it as well and the comment made me think of this photo. I like how it turned out. You can see my husband's work truck plus part of the car in the mirror reflecti
Just Having Fun
I took this shot of some hand prints in concrete while out and about. I can't remember exactly where, but I was with my mom and brother at the time. It might have been down town here at home. Anyway, I decided to play with the shot the other day to see wha
Shadow Photography
I snapped this photo of my husband and our dog while we were walking at the park. I thought it was cool that their shadows showed up so well. I love shadow photography. I haven't got any shots that I think are great yet, but I plan to keep trying. I lov
Old Car in Black and White
I love how this old car turned out when I made it black and white. I took the photo a few months back at an old car show my husband and I stopped to check out. The car is really bright red. I like the original photo as well, but I just love the effect t
Gazebo
This is a gazebo at the Reflections Riding and Arboretum Nature Center. I love how overgrown it is. I think it's nice they haven't cleaned everything off completely around the gazebo. It looks more natural to me this way. I can picture little fairies runn
Damaged Leaf
This is a photo I took the other day of one of our hydrangea leaves. I liked the hole in the leaf. It looks like it was burnt in there. I'm not sure if a bug caused it or what, I just liked the look of it. I also love how vibrant the leaf itself is. The co
Per Your Suggestions
Ok, I cropped my original photo per the suggestions of several members here on Persona Paper. They all thought I needed to lose some of the beams and lights at the top of the shot. I cropped all of those out. One member didn't like the tilt to the photo,
Your Opinion of this Photo
I am looking for opinions on this photo. I took it yesterday when my husband and I went to Macaroni Grill for lunch. Personally, I love the way the lights look. The glare adds something to the shot. I also like how soft the photo is in black and white. My
A Photo that Needed Black and White
Sometimes, I come across a photo that I don't really like in color. There is just nothing that really grabs my attention about the shot. That is what happened with this photo that I took at the Reflections Riding and Arboretum Natural Trail. Do you see
Black and White VS. Color
It is interesting how much difference making a photo black and white instead of color can change the whole feel of the shot. I like this shot both ways, in color and in black and white, but I do think the feel is more, I don't know, mysterious or something
Field Lights
This is a very simple subject. It is a field light at one of our local parks. I took it while we were out taking our dog for a walk. We are hardly ever there when it's getting dark, but I'm glad we were that night. Although it isn't a special subject, it i
Contest Photos
I entered this photo of a little cascade in the Water in Movement contest on Viewbug.com a while back. They did the voting this past month. My photo was in the top 10% of the votes for three weeks in a row. That's pretty cool considering there were probabl
Decisions, Decisions
I took this photo the other day and I fixed it up with some editing tonight. I'm very happy with the way the photo turned out. That's not the problem.The problem is that I want to put a poem on the photo but I'm not feeling very poetic tonight and haven't
Which Photo do You Like Best?
I caught this little bee eating lunch today. I spotted the flowers outside the kitchen window. They are in the empty lot beside our house. There is a rose bush there that has come back every year so far that we've been here, but this is the first time I've
