A couple of years ago, a good friend of mine taught a knitting class at church. I've wanted to learn knitting since I was a young girl, so I was very excited about this. She was a good teacher because I learned how! :) Knitting is something I can take with me pretty much anywhere I go. I just keep ... READ the POST
putting together a still life
Believe it or not, there really is a lot of thought that can go into having a successful and interesting still life photograph. As I've mentioned before, there are so many ways to make a still life look good. From the minimalist look to a completely full scene of objects. For mine, I've tended to ... READ the POST
its harvest!
The incredible shades of orange, yellow and red begin to take over the deep greens as we move further into the season of grape harvest. I can't help but stop and photograph this wonder of nature! The rows and rows of green vines, filled with huge bunches of grapes cover the hills in the surrounding ... READ the POST
light & shadows
Don't you just love how every day holds something different for you? Even if you're doing the same things every day, there's something new in each one of them. Something I love to watch that changes even with every moment of the day is the light and shadows that come through the windows in my ... READ the POST
pouring candles
It all started so many years ago. My life was in a bit of an uproar and I went to a candle pouring gathering. I was told what a peaceful activity this was. Since I was in this funny place and I could use some peace in my life I went ... not only did I go, but I signed up and bought the whole kit! ... READ the POST
trust
According to the dictionary, trust is ... a firm belief in the reliability, truth, ability, or strength of someone or something. It takes a lot to trust someone ... it's interesting though because we trust things that humans have made, such as cars, airplanes, bridges ... we trust that they won't ... READ the POST
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