So often in my photography practice, I tend to "fill the frame," so to speak. But sometimes it's nice to back up a little and create some space in my photos. Give the viewer's eyes a place to rest. Allow my subjects a little breathing room, if you will. Space. Rest. Breathing room. It's not ... read more
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May Looked Like This
May looked like birthdays and celebrations and lots of time with my favorite people. May looked a busy momma robin and her babies in the saucer magnolia tree in the backyard. May looked like the honeysuckle that scrambles along my neighbor's fence and me stopping by frequently to take in ... read more
Learning to See | I Beg Your Pardon
I planted my first David Austin roses in the spring of 2015, and over the years they have provided me with lots of joy and photographic inspiration. And like every gardening adventure, growing roses has had its share of ups and downs. The downs mostly due to the unpredictable (and sometimes ... read more
Some Sweet May Time
Take courage, then, O doubting soul,No day so dark and drearBut holds amid its dearth and dolePromise of gladness near.The seed thou sowest may slumber long ~How long thou canst not know ~But some sweet May time, glad with song,The precious germs will grow.And, nursed by summer's warmth and ... read more
Learning To See | Because a Little Goes A Long Way
Have you heard of "glimmers"? I recently came across the term while scrolling on Instagram (I know...don't say it) and wanted to know more. So of course, I asked the internet and here is what it told me: "Trigger" has become a commonplace term in our cultural lexicon, but few people ... read more
Learning to See | A Self Portrait
I often say that that photography changed my life because it taught me not only to see my life differently, but myself differently. And this post from August 2012 was another step on this journey. I can honestly say that this is one of the most vulnerable posts I've shared here in this space. ... read more
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