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Bumble Bee...

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Once upon a time...

Seeing the morning sun shine through the fog as it lifts is a magical experience.  A place like this certainly makes one believe in fairy worlds.

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In the process of getting caught up on all the photos that I have taken just before and during my computer's death.  Enjoy the moon.

It took too long...

It has taken too long for me to get back into the swing of things after my computer died.  We finally got it fixed and I have been going crazy with how much I was really behind on everything.
In my time computerless I have taken many photos which I need to get here on the blog.  I am starting things off with photos from work.

These started out as faux micros.  I don't have a micro lens but I do have one on my wish list... with about 4 others.  I hope that you all enjoy them.

Life is unjust...

Just when I start to get back into the swing of editing and posting... my computer keels over and dies!  Like bury it in the backyard D-E-A-D!  We have a new motherboard on its way as we speak but it is already taking too long!  I want my computer back!

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Wow!  Two posts in one week... hotdog!  So the sun was shining and it was a beautiful day after I got off work today.  I thought to myself 'what a waste to spend it at home watching tv.'  So I didn't.  I called up a friend of mine for an impromptu photo session at a local museum.  I will post some of the photos I took of her and her kids in the days to come.  The whole place was blooming!  So beautiful.

Hopefully my uninspired streak has gone with the winter gloom.  Guess we will just have to wait to see.

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It has been raining.  All week.  Which is making me concerned that I am going to have to reschedule a session that I have planned for Sunday.  Maybe we can make FLOOD work for us!


This prevning it was, of course, raining, but I saw the sun poke itself out of the clouds.  I grabbed up my camera, who's battery light is flashing (I can't seem to find my battery charger), and ran outside barefoot with a hope.  Success!  Mostly...  I didn't want to step off the porch into the wet muddy grass and risk my camera to the still falling rain so I was trying to shoot around the corner of the house through a tree.  My result is not the best rainbow photo I have ever seen... and hopefully not the best that I will ever take... but I am glad for it.  

Remember the rainbow is God's promise that the rain will not last... the storms will eventually clear.