Several years ago, when I was in the throws of my epic mid-life crisis, I was throwing a bunch of spaghetti against the wall to see what would stick. It's times like these that I often wonder if my time and energy had been better spent on learning epidemiology and how to fight infectious diseases. ... read more
Spring Garden Therapy
Yesterday I took full advantage of the amazing weather to work in my garden. Just being outside around my flowers and feeling the warm sun on the skin on my arms was a complete joy. And I was grateful. I was also pissed off, frustrated, and sad. Often at the same time. While I was in the ... read more
The Magic of Small Things
“Do small things with great love.” ~Mother Teresa It’s been a rainy stretch of weather these past several days. Not much in the way of pretty light to photograph, so instead I practiced my macro skills on these delightful little water droplets on the new leaves of my rose bush. It wasn’t ... read more
Perception, Reality and Focusing on Life
One of my favorite things about capturing reflections in a photo is the way they play with perception and reality. Depending on where I place my focal point, it will change the story that is being told in my image. So in this instance, when I place my focal point on the water in my birdbath, I see ... read more
Pretty In Pink
It's that time of year! Our peach tree is in bloom and I've taken approximately 4,386 photos of these sweet pink blossoms. Give or take. When the whole word feels like it's lost its mind, the rhythms and beauty and wonders of nature are a real comfort. I hope you find these ... read more
Flow and Resistance
If you believe in God (and I do) you must declare Resistance evil, for it prevents us from achieving the life God intended when He endowed each of us with our own unique genius.Steven Pressfield, The War of Art At the risk of being too personal, I thought I would share with you one slightly ... read more
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