I love to take photographs and enjoy experimenting with my camera.
When I saw
Soma's challenge to take a photo each day, I was intrigued and set out to capture my part of the world. I didn't quite manage to take photos every day but here are some of my favorites.
We had a storm in January that dumped mainly sleet but then dusted it off with snow.
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| Our Halloween pumpkin |
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| Fresh fallen snow |
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| Ice covered driveway |
Since a lot of my blog in progress photos are taken inside, I need to practice choosing the correct settings on my camera to get the best photo from available lightening. See the artistically staged dust in this first photo?
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| OOOOOOOOOO |
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| Fred |
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| Heiress |
I've committed myself to taking a walk everyday. Some times with a friend and sometimes just me and a podcast. There is a beautiful lake near my home and after I did the walk around the lake trying to avoid the mud, I grabbed my camera.
I love that little pink in this photo from a young girl feeding the ducks.
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| The lake |
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| Ripples |
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| North Carolina winter |
There you go - this is a view from my part of the world.
I'll be joining the linky part at
Whims and Fancies here.
Happy Stitching!
You don't perhaps live in the Apex-Raleigh area? Looks familiar. Lived in that area for 25 years before I left for Montana!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures, dear.
ReplyDeleteartistically staged dust - I love it. That's what I'll be using from now on. :)
ReplyDeleteYour photos are lovely.
Lots of artistic dust around here :) You have some very nice snow and nature pics here...I think the leaves cupping the snow is my favorite...and Fred? really? You name plants :) I had a rubber tree plant named Boris in college. So many stories I could tell about dear Boris!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for linking up. Yours photos are really beautiful! I enjoyed every one of them. I love that you name your plants! That is fantastic :)
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I've joined the Wandering Camera challenge too. Next month, I hope to do what you've done, shown us your world! And what a lovely one it is.
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