spring has been coming rather late this year. we're finally getting some leaves and the grass is so green!
Showing posts with label flowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label flowers. Show all posts
4.30.2011
spring has sprung!
spring has been coming rather late this year. we're finally getting some leaves and the grass is so green!
7.24.2010
6.04.2010
4.17.2010
changes.
I'm also in the process of obtaining a permanent second shooter, which is also exciting! Stay tuned for details!!
4.07.2010
3.17.2010
2.06.2010
1.26.2010
11.20.2009
I'm going through all my pictures from 2009 and organizing them and getting ready to back the last trillion up. Okay, that's a slight exaggeration, but it sure seems like I've taken a lot of pictures! The above photo was taken earlier this year and I LOVE it. Not sure it ever made it on the blog, so I thought I'd share.
9.19.2009
dandelions
One of my favorite things to do with my camera is let myself freeshoot. I'm not sure that "freeshoot" is technically a term, but who cares. This is my definition. Freeshooting is when I take pictures without looking through the viewfinder. I just wait till the lens settles down and focuses on something, then I snap away. Oftentimes, I get my best pictures this way because I'm not able to be picky and my creativity tends to take over. This was my result this evening:



8.22.2009
8.04.2009
8.03.2009
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Next to writing and photography, gardening is one of my biggest hobbies and passions. During the spring, I love getting down in the dirt, pulling weeds and planting new flowers or watching perennials reappear. In winter, I love looking through gardening magazines, jotting down ideas for the next year. I love it all, but I think the saddest part for a gardener is watching the beautiful blossoms fade. We've had an unusually cool, wet summer here in Michigan, so I think it's safe to say my beloved roses are through...



7.23.2009
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