Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts

Sunday, February 3, 2013

Beautiful Country

To say I love traveling would be an understatement. If I possibly could, I would become a photographer for a travel magazine and visit countries all over the world to capture their beauty. Needless to say, one place that I dream about going to one day, would be Iceland. I think it's such a beautiful country, and from what I've seen, I love everything about it. How incredible are these photos?




After seeing these photos, I was MORE than ready to hop in my car and catch the next flight to Iceland. It's absolutely breathtaking! Also, the band Sigur Ros, whose music I enjoy immensely, is from Iceland! Perfect.

Wednesday, November 2, 2011

Hanging Onto Fall

I wish we could put freeze frame fall and hang on to it just a bit longer. I love the brilliant color of the leaves, the crunch of the leaves underfoot, the stunning blue skies, a smoky scent hanging in the air, and beautiful cool breezes with crisp, refreshing air. Here's a few photos I took the other day in tribute to fall(:








 

Tuesday, June 7, 2011

Point of View

Spinning circles, clicking buttons, the sound of rewinding, and a sudden flash of light. A memory captured. A moment in time suspended in a single frame. Smiling faces etched against a brilliant background. Vivid colors twist and swirl as the light and dark collide. Gears are whirling, voices are echoing, and light is filtering through. Twisting, turning, twirling, whirling, and then suddenly: freeze! The wheels in my mind are turning, and a sensation fills me with yearning, as I gaze through a new point of view. A view from behind that sets things into perspective, and lets me see the world in a whole new way. Seeking to capture, seeking to find, that one perfect moment to be embedded forever inside. Creativity flows, imagination glows, and all the while a passion burns. Then the magic of ink and color intertwine as I finally capture that moment in time. The frame is suspended, and the memory embedded, and again the joy is mine. The joy of the moment, the satisfaction of completion, all comes from just one simple thing. Something I like to call: photography