DS theme: natural beautyI'm still sick so again took the easy photo today: pulled one of my new hellebores inside to try a backlit shot. I'm going to plant these as soon as it warms up just a little.
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A Photograhic Journey of Sorts
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This blog started a couple years ago with my first attempt to complete a picture a day for a year. I made it into August but with quite a few misses in the last couple months. This year I've been inspired to try again.
My goals with the 365 project are to improve both my eye for noticing the unusual or pretty (even in the mundane) as well as to improve my skills. That means taking the camera off auto more often!
REMEMBER - You can click on any photo and see it larger and with more detail. Some of them look quite cool that way.
Stop by frequently and see how I'm doin'.
My goals with the 365 project are to improve both my eye for noticing the unusual or pretty (even in the mundane) as well as to improve my skills. That means taking the camera off auto more often!
REMEMBER - You can click on any photo and see it larger and with more detail. Some of them look quite cool that way.
Stop by frequently and see how I'm doin'.
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do you think these would do well in the scorching heat of NC?
ReplyDeleteI don't think so - they're usually a shady, cooler weather type plant - they're all over the place here and spread from year to year.
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