Ideas for photos are swirling through my mind on a regular basis, but at times there really isn't much of anything that I can concoct. This can be for a variety of reasons, but today I think it's just this lingering cold that has me miserable and un-motivated.
If there's one thing I love, it's beautiful skies. They just naturally look like watercolor paintings! Every time I see the sky, my mind starts wigging out over God's creativity and infinite-ness.
Taken with my iPhone, processed with CameraBag.
Sometimes, I just want to shoot the ugliest or most boring thing and see if I can make it look at least somewhat moody or cool.
At the moment, I have a hard time deciding which one of these I like better. Thoughts?
Digital Field Guide: Page 64, same as yesterday.
This is the third and last gift I am making for the Crafty Challenge I wrote about here and here.
The sky was so beautiful this evening. But really, when is the sky not beautiful? There's even the tiny imprint of the moon above that street light.
The fog was thick this morning.
Here is a lovely found site. The fine ladies over at The Bright Side Project have exceptional giveaways every single day. They are also quite creative in how they select their winners. The winners are not chosen at random; there is always a thoughtful question posed which requires an answer. You can also "swoop" prizes (claim for yourself) that have not been claimed after a week's time.
Lesson Two out of Bruce McIntyre's Drawing Textbook.
The leaves are disappearing. Winter is coming. Sigh.
We drove up to Ellijay after church today because I really wanted to get some family shots amongst the beautiful foliage before it all disappears. I didn't make it to some heavily leaf-y area like I planned, but we did find this awesome clearing that had sweeping vistas of mountains. And it was behind a shopping center.
I finished my doodle! I added color to it using my Stabilo markers and these tiny Carta coloring pencils that I have. This is the first time that I can remember doing a doodle that was more symmetrical and less random. Also, it's more open, like the last doodle I did. I usually fill as much space as I can but I decided not to do that here. I'm cool with how it came out.
Many times, I hold my camera while in my car and just point it randomly somewhere and shoot. I do this since, if I am driving, I can't very well look through the viewfinder. So I literally just point and shoot, point and shoot.
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