I adore hoar frost. This morning had to have been the finest display yet – everything was completely transformed with its tiny, intricate ice crystals. As I was outside this morning admiring and shooting…our cat Buster suddenly appeared among the grasses. He has simply got to be the cutest cat ever, no?! :)
Fall. Finally, bit of colour on the trees…love the vivid red. Love these kids, loving each other. And they really do…usually. xox BFFs xox
Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory marshmallows on a stick, Baskin Robins ice-cream sunday, and trespassing. Very pleasurable indeed! :) It all started with around of mini golf at the Tug Boat Junction on the way to Harrison. I’ve eyed that place for years, thinking it’d be a great place to take family pictures. It was great...
…they still made them as uber cool as they used to! I went to Sumas Days on Saturday with the kids and my sister and her kids, and was completely enthralled by the gorgeous cars in the car show from the 40′s and 50′s. One day maybe I’ll own one…I can always dream. It was...
It’s here – if only for a day or two! Things I’m loving on this gorgeous sunny day: * The shelves my dear husband hung up last night, after they layed on my back counter for the past 6 weeks. My house was so dull….it really needed the extra colour POP! ;) * The freshly...
…to make you feel like spring is right around the corner! Actually, there’s nothing like tulips, period. This simple, classic, fragrant flower has always been a fave of mine, and every time I get a bunch (or three, thanks Joc!), I’ve just got to photograph their cheerful splendor! The above left picture contains words that I really...
…on a snowy, Monday night. “Bobby told Lucy, “The world ain’t round…drops of sharp at the edge of town. Lucy, you know the world must be flat…cause when people leave town, they never come back.” (Hal Ketchum’s “Small Town, on a Saturday night.”) I, however, wouldn’t trade it for anything. Been comin’ back for 31...
Bokeh: Japanese term for the subjective aesthetic quality of out-of-focus areas of a photographic image. (It’s pronunciation is highly debated online as either BOW-ka or BOW-kay.) While bokeh is present in any photo with a shallow(er) depth of field, it’s often non-descript. It’s the extraordinary, catch-your-breath-beautiful, smooth and creamy bokeh that we photographers strive to achieve; where...
…no words today, just a few pics. Well, I guess including this sentence there’s nineteen..but this is it. ;)
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