While leading the SITS Spring into Action Photo Challenge earlier this month, I was lucky enough to meet Natalie of Little Things. There’s something really interesting about the photos Natalie chooses to share of her children and ever since I discovered this it’s weighed on my mind.

I’m very interested in child photography, however I’ve come to ( Read more... )

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Photography is an expensive hobby. I firmly believe art can be achieved with any camera, however the more I learn about photography, the more I feel compelled to try new things. It’s hard to do that without an SLR, a couple of lenses and some accessories.

The first powerful digital camera I had was a Sony Mavica MVC-CD1000.
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This is my first week in a while attempting my self-portrait without a theme. To be honest, I did not intend to use this photo for my self-portrait this week, but time got away from me and it was the only one I took.


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Years ago I read the book The Eight by Katherine Neville. It’s a thriller, suspense and historical fiction novel thrown into one. This book introduced me to Fibonacci and proof, via a sequence of numbers present in everything, that there’s order to life.

There’s a sequence of numbers written into humanity, nature and even the universe itself. ( Read more... )

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Earlier today I was chasing the cat back inside when I noticed pretty little purple flowers in the grass. I thought about grabbing my 50mm lens and close up filters to take some shots of them, but I was lazy and decided not to.


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