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Waiting
We are often in a hurry to bring a task to completion; hurry along a discomfort that we want to avoid; have pain end and so on. We are often eager to fulfill our own plans instead of waiting to hear or discern other options. When we’ve lost something we have an opportunity to discover…
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Waiting
Very early one morning, in October, a group of photographers attending a Frans Lanting Workshop car-pooled to Four Mile Beach near Santa Cruz, California . In the dark we gathered our equipment and layers of clothing and walked a half of a mile to the water.…
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Discovering the Grain
My father was a German master cabinet maker. New projects began with a trip to the small town lumber yard where we lived. He would look through the various offerings and then make a choice based on the end use , the hardness or softness, the straightness of the piece, the unique grain running…
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Gratitude
Sometimes, but not often enough I “get over myself”and just relish the dance in the moment. Last week I joined a photography “Meetup” at the Denver Botanic Garden for a member’s only 7:00 a.m. entry before the general public admission at 9:00.…
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Light on a Snowy Night
©IBKimage2009 Waking up from a sound sleep at 2:49 a.m. on FRIDAY morning I realized that I had forgotten to post my Thursday evening blog. The internal judgment engine “started right up”… “this is just your fourth blog and you’ve already forgotten” ……
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Seeing in New Ways
Often we avoid that which will take us in a new direction. Today’s photo came at the end of a night shoot at the Camden Harbor in Maine. Night shots require a tripod. I really dislike carrying a tripod, and I almost skipped going to the evening class. Anyway I “schlepped” my way…