I've been enjoying the prompts in the Picture Summer project this month. Unfortunately it seems like the themes recently have been the opposite of whatever is available to me for the day--"splashy" on a day with no water or "solitude" on a day with no time to myself.
I have, however, been taking photos of local landmarks:
Monday, July 12, 2010
Thursday, July 8, 2010
On a walk downtown
I've been grateful to have some great free time this week with my husband while the kids are staying at "Camp Grandma." After dinner downtown, we took a (hot and humid) walk around.
I've been loving taking pictures with my iPhone. There are a couple of cool apps that I use all the time: Hipstamatic and ShakeItPhoto (for these). My phone is always with me, and these apps have a great look and feel. And it's just been so much fun!
I've been loving taking pictures with my iPhone. There are a couple of cool apps that I use all the time: Hipstamatic and ShakeItPhoto (for these). My phone is always with me, and these apps have a great look and feel. And it's just been so much fun!
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
Picturing summer
More photos from the prompts in the Big Picture Scrapbooking Picture Summer photo project.
I spent the holiday weekend at my parents'. It always presents a number of opportunities for capturing family memories, revisiting souvenirs of my childhood and enjoying the beautiful country setting--like wildflowers and eating meals on the deck.
I spent the holiday weekend at my parents'. It always presents a number of opportunities for capturing family memories, revisiting souvenirs of my childhood and enjoying the beautiful country setting--like wildflowers and eating meals on the deck.
Friday, July 2, 2010
What summer means to me
...tomatoes! Our garden is full of tomatoes, basil, peppers and more--all in order to make sauce to enjoy the rest of the year. There is nothing like eating a bowl of pasta and sauce in the middle of winter. It's like a taste a summer preserved.
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Seeking inspiration
I'm looking for inspiration--but aren't we all? I want a creative nudge, a prompt, an idea, an assignment to get me going. I do plenty of shooting on my own, but sometimes I find it helps when someone else can suggest something I wouldn't have thought of.
I've taken photography classes locally, gone on photowalks.
I've taken Persisting Stars' Bones of a Poet e-course.
I tried a 365 but only made it about two months before I fizzled. A photo a day started to feel too much like work.
But whatever the project, I always learn something--about process, creativity and about myself.
And here I go again! A bit impulsively, I signed up for Picture Summer, a 30-day photography project on (obviously) summer. Class starts tomorrow; I'm so excited!
I've taken photography classes locally, gone on photowalks.
I've taken Persisting Stars' Bones of a Poet e-course.
I tried a 365 but only made it about two months before I fizzled. A photo a day started to feel too much like work.
But whatever the project, I always learn something--about process, creativity and about myself.
And here I go again! A bit impulsively, I signed up for Picture Summer, a 30-day photography project on (obviously) summer. Class starts tomorrow; I'm so excited!
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