Showing posts with label trees. Show all posts
Showing posts with label trees. Show all posts

February 19, 2014

Snow, Ice, Rain - when will warm weather arrive?

I do love taking photos in the snow especially since I got the Olympus OM-D E-M5 and can use the art effect filters.  I am ready to try this camera out on the beach and on flowers, come on Spring!!




February 18, 2014

New Camera - new projects

I bought a camera over the weekend from my friend Debra.  She is an amazing photographer and is the one pushing me to do my book.  Debra was right, the Olympus OM-D E-M5 is an amazing camera and I am in love.  It is small and easy to use and I can easily carry it on my doctors appts to continue documenting my journey with Stage 3A triple negative Breast Cancer.

New projects I am working on include trees, shoes and skulls.....  as well as continue documenting my journey.

Below are some of the photos I took of trees in snow, skulls and a recent MRI test!!!

“The important thing is not the camera but the eye.” – Alfred Eisenstaedt 










December 4, 2012

weekend in PA

I took a road trip this past weekend with my friend Karen - we had quite an adventure and lots of fun.   I love doing what I call drive by shooting out the car window - I never know if the image will turn out like i see it but do get some great shots.

red barn in PA

drive by shooting of trees

one of my favorite things to photograph is Covered Bridges

cute little donkey's and sheep

unplanned trip through NYC always fun!!!

November 27, 2010

Photos I have taken lately

Ok I am not good at blogging even though I try to be - life gets in the way....

So anyway I am trying to get motivated and post more on my blog - below are some of my current/not so current photos....

I am working on a scavenger hunt called 26 things and this is one of the things!!!

I had a photo session with this family recently - what a great location and a fun family 

Crayons as ART!!  Loved this

I love this path and I am so grateful my friend S showed me where it was



crayons