A quite spot
After a long busy week I took a moment to breathe and appreciate a bit of time alone.
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The robin eggs are gone
The eggs I took photos of around mother's day are now wrinkly little beaked raisins.
Lasers, Pizza, Games, and Kids
What more could you ask from a kids birthday party at the local laser tag.
When the details matter
Pre-K Grad photos went amazing, what a great way to start my week! Same photo, same stunning details.
Mamma Robin's beautiful eggs
These are Robin eggs our new tenant laid, see this post . She was out for a bit while it was warm today so I took a quick peak. The color of this photo is accurate and unaltered.
Congratulations, high school seniors!
Take a moment to embrace and cherish the series of “lasts” that lie ahead in the days to come. While the uncertainty of what’s next may feel overwhelming, remember that you are braver than you know and more prepared than you realize. You’ve conquered the challenges of middle school and high school, learning lessons along the way that will guide you in ways you may not yet fully understand. No matter where your journey takes you, exciting new adventures await. I have no doubt you will succeed in whatever path you choose. Wishing you all the best and an incredible final week of high school!
Sharp Clover
Super happy with this one, really like the greens with the collection of drops inside the plane of focus. OM-5 | OM 12-45 f4 | iso 200 | f4 | 1/32" | 26mm
Embracing Imperfection: Finding Beauty in the Blurred
In the world of photography, much is said about precision. Sharp focus, balanced composition, and perfect lighting are often seen as hallmarks of a great image. Yet, as any seasoned photographer will tell you, there’s another side to this art form a side that celebrates the unpredictable, the unplanned, and yes, the imperfect. I continue to explore the world of rejected photos and another example came across my editing roll this weekend. As I reviewed my photos from a family walk this weekend, one image kept catching my eye. The shadows of the kids playing in the bright sunlight were beautiful, but the photo was blurry. I passed by it several times, each time hovering over the reject button. Yet, something stopped me from discarding it. One of the most common reactions to an out-of-focus image is disappointment. It’s easy to think that a photo that lacks clarity has missed the mark. But what if we paused to see these images in a different light? What if we embraced the imperfecti...
Raw Power
It was fun to watch my friend Jeremy survive his double black belt sparing test the other day at Tran's Martial Arts and Fitness Center . Congratulations that was awesome!
Supporting a good cause
My silent auction donation item for the Loveland Preschool Spring Fair is here, and it turned out amazing!
