I’ve been having the hardest time getting myself to practice my photography lately. I have a few projects just waiting for pictures so I can share them and I just haven’t been able to. My camera hasn’t been inspiring. The…
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Photo Monday – Out With Kids
Weather forecasts are frustrating. We were supposed to get a thunderstorm early Saturday afternoon with sunshine afterwards. I planned on going out after that to get pictures of flowers in that beautiful after thunderstorm light. And then nature refused to…
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Photo Monday – Neighborhood
We were away from Park Slope this Summer and it’s been a pleasure to come back. The girls are back in school and loving their new teachers. We still don’t have a kitchen and my sewing is still packed up.…
Photo Monday – In the Neighborhood
It’s been a long time since I’ve taken my camera with me when taking V to school. I’ll see something interesting and sometimes try to capture it on my phone but it’ll never be as good as my camera pictures.…
Photo Monday – Just a Couple
I did do some photography this weekend but it was for another post (finally getting some projects photographed!). So I went scrounging through my folders. I knew I had some pictures from the Brooklyn Botanical Garden saved just for a…
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Photo Monday – Around the Trees
About a month ago, I had pictures of flowers growing that someone had planted around a tree. I said I was saving them for when I would have gotten more pictures of what people have done. I finally got some!…
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Photo Monday – The Daily Walk
Everyday, V and I walk E to school. Then, I walk V to preschool. Everyday, I look around as I walk and take it all in. The brownstones, the ironwork, the trees, the stoops… It’s a beautiful neighborhood. And ever…
