One of the first projects in our new home was replacing our entryway light. Check out the before and after and let me know you think.
Photo of the Day: Light Project
Tag: photography
Photo of the Day: Happy Easter!
Happy Easter! We were happy to host Easter at our house this year – our first chance to “entertain” in our new home.
Photo of the Day: Ugly Duckling
A random photo from my 2010 archives.
Photo of the Day: Snowy Spring, Not So Uncommon
We’ve all been complaining about how unusually cold & snowy this spring has been so far. How many of you in the Midwest remember that it snowed this time two years ago? Yep, I was going through my archives and came upon this photo to prove it. Luckily we had a nice warm up today!
Photo of the Day: Esme Enjoying Sunlight
I’m dedicating today’s photo to my cousin Maryanne, the biggest fan of cats I know. I shot this photo earlier this evening as the light streamed in our kitchen window. The only editing I did was very minor cropping. I couldn’t be happier with my luck getting this shot!
Photo of the Day: Crimson and Gold
Here’s another still life of a daffodil. This photo reminds me of my Alma Mater, Pitt State, with its crimson & gold colors.
Photo of the Day: I Hope the First is the Last
This is the first snowstorm in our new home. I was hoping it wouldn’t come until next winter; now I just hope it’s the last one until next winter. The funny thing is that we never owned a snow shovel at our apartment, and since all the hardware and garden stores are prepped for spring, no one has them for sale. We’re now proud owners of a “manure shovel,” which will hopefully work great for snow removal and never manure removal.
Photo of the Day: Spring or Snow?
I won’t even express my opinion about yesterday’s snow and the eight more inches expected to pound Kansas City tomorrow. At the end of March. During Spring. Ok, maybe there was a little bit of opinion in that statement. But here’s a photo of beautiful spring daffodils … in the snow.
Photo(s) of the Day: Ruby Falls
On our drive home from Atlanta to Kansas City, we stayed in Chattanooga, TN. I booked the hotel in advance knowing nothing about the town; we just needed a place to rest. When we arrived, we were greeted with tons of brochures about Ruby Falls, Lookout Mountain, and zip-lining/ropes courses. All of those sounded fun, but we decided to check out Ruby Falls since it opened the earliest and we had a 10-hour drive ahead of us.
Photo(s) of the Day: I Should’ve Been A Dolphin
I’ve always been a fan of marine life. If I didn’t grow up in the most land-locked state in the United States, I would have been a marine biologist. Last week we got to experience Georgia Aquarium, and we even had the rare opportunity to scuba dive with whale sharks, manta rays, grouper, and other fish. A little known fact: whale sharks are the world’s largest fish. They’re known as “gentle giants” because even though they are sharks, they eat krill just like whales. Here are a few photos from our day at the aquarium.
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