Early February Thaw in Putman Park (Photos)
After sub zero temperatures last week that they called “the arctic blast” the past two days have gotten up into the fifties and seemed extremely balmy.
After sub zero temperatures last week that they called “the arctic blast” the past two days have gotten up into the fifties and seemed extremely balmy.
I am furthering my ongoing goal of appreciating such a continuous, overflowing abundance of random good.
Enjoy in this post photo compositions from my hike, taken casually, and without filters, on my iPhone.
“Transformation has little to do with intelligence, willpower, or perfection…
I have so much to be grateful for, but I need to mention here my gratitude for each of you readers of this blog! Thank you for your attention and caring.
Let it be a lesson on mindfulness, so none of us miss all the small gems of choreographed moments we can witness in nature each day. Instead of pinning away for what isn’t, let’s relish what is.
Ironically, being hyper sensitive to both color and light means I also see value contrast everywhere, which is the heart and soul of black and white photography.
Hiking in the Palo Duro Canyon is kind of a pilgrimage for us each time we visit Amarillo. This tiny grand canyon is a delightful surprise in this flat, almost featureless tableland.
Derek and Kelsey’s wedding was beautiful. They seem to bring out the best in each other which is lovely to behold.
In these photos here you can see Derek with his bride Kelsey at their rehearsal dinner, and get a glimpse into Aunt Clara’s remarkable hospitality.
Little did we know that we’d have a front row seat for each sunrise! The ever-changing light was magnificent.
What better way to celebrate than appreciate nature’s delicious bounty and the myriad variety of pumpkins?
I have fallen back on making some blog favorites which are always worth revisiting… Check out their photos and recipes here.
Here are some nuggets from my private prayers that I’ve been outwardly working on lately:
This is Putnam State Park in early autumn, before the first frost, taken with my iphone, with no filters or Photoshop.
I snapped these photos this month, rejoicing in what we were having, instead of pinning after what we had hoped for. Good was still going on, beauty was still present, it was just different.