Happy Friday friends! I'm back today with another week of photos. Another week of ordinary life, simple joys and little bits of nature that I have captured on my daily walks with Daisy. January can be a challenging month in terms of photographic inspiration. I requires that I look harder and ... read more
Holding It Up to the Light
This past week I have been taking a little time to organize my Lightroom Catalog, tidying up my photos from 2020 and setting up my folders for 2021. Note: If you are curious about how I set up my Lightroom catalog and organize my photos, I have a video tutorial on my YouTube channel where I ... read more
The Week in Photos | January 8th
To me, photography is an art of observation. It’s about finding something interesting in an ordinary place… I’ve found it has little to do with the things you see and everything to do with the way you see them.Elliott Erwitt One of my goals this year is to give a little more attention to my blog. ... read more
Clean House + Fresh Start
Vintage books. Blue mason jars. Little birds/bird nests. Brass candlesticks. These are some of my favorite little treasures to display around the house. But during the holidays, I pack them away to set out my holiday decorations. Which in case you were curious, are also very heavy in bird/brass ... read more
Hindsight in 2020 | What I Learned This Year
Hindsight | perception of the nature of an event after it has happened Well here we are friends. The end of 2020. A year like no other. Raise your hand if you never want to hear the phrase "unprecedented/uncertain/trying times" again. A global pandemic. Racial injustice & nationwide ... read more
Grace and the Gift of Christmas
No one can celebrate a genuine Christmas without being truly poor. The self-sufficient, the proud, those who, because they have everything, look down on others, those who have no need even of God – for them there will be no Christmas. Only the poor, the hungry, those who need someone to come on ... read more
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