Photo of the Day: Barbed Wire

On August 20, 2013August 20, 2013 By LindyIn photography

Just another photo from Saturday morning. I love the simplicity and the early morning light.

Photo of the Day: Country Morning Fog

On August 19, 2013August 19, 2013 By LindyIn nature, photography3 Comments

We stayed at my in-laws this weekend in Southeast Kansas. As I stumbled my way downstairs, still half asleep around 7 a.m., I saw this out the front door. I immediately grabbed my camera and headed outside, barefoot and in my pj’s. My in-laws weren’t the least bit surprised when I came back in with wet grass clippings caked to my feet. They sure do know me! This photo is dedicated to my mother-in-law – today is her birthday!

Photo of the Day: Beware the Fog, Part II

On January 14, 2013January 13, 2013 By LindyIn night photography, photography

Another photo from the fog a couple of days ago…

See the first photo.

Photo of the Day: Beware the Fog

On January 12, 2013January 12, 2013 By LindyIn night photography, photography6 Comments

Better late than never … I’ve been sick the last several days, so my photography/blogging has been sporadic. I lucked out with this photo. This dreary scene was taken from my balcony last night, just before complete darkness. For anyone interested, this was a 10 second exposure.

It may seem like fog can ruin your photos, but sometimes it creates the best atmosphere.

Day 47: A dreary day

On February 17, 2011February 17, 2011 By LindyIn photography

Yesterday was difficult; my grandpa passed away. We spent the day with him at the hospice house as he slowly passed on. He was such a strong man – he truly held on to life on Earth until he couldn’t fight anymore. The hardest part was seeing my grandma grieve. They had been married 65 years, and it was always clear they were still in love. I took two photos that I feel symbolize the day. The first: a dreary, foggy, morning, symbolizing the sadness we all felt. The second: my mom and dad walking around a maze at the hospice house gardens. I think this photo symbolizes hope, light, and moving forward with all the happy memories we shared.

1/180 sec., F4.5, ISO 400
18-55 mm lens (35 mm), no flash fired