
Leonardine!
Leonardine is full of personality… and stuffing! She’s available for purchase from Empirical Whimsy. Continue reading Leonardine!
Leonardine is full of personality… and stuffing! She’s available for purchase from Empirical Whimsy. Continue reading Leonardine!
March 6, 2017. I was going to post another arboretum photo. Instead, I discovered my hard drive died. I was in mourning for several days. I did my best not to think too much about it. But it was difficult. … Continue reading My hard drive died
We walked by this bakery in Siena, Italy several times during our visit. It’s quite a departure from the bakery of my local grocery store. The woman in the photo looks like my grandma! On the last day of our stay I had to walk in, admire the pastries and make a purchase. Looking at the photo it’s a wonder how I didn’t buy one of each. The photo below represents most everything I need in life: chocolate cookies and my camera. 😉 Photo tips: Tip 1. With over 200,000 photos it’s nearly impossible for me to keep track … Continue reading Cookies in Siena, Italy
I enjoy taking photos of anything and everything. Some objects seem mundane but taken at the right angle, with the right background and attention to detail, the mundane can become interesting. Here’s an example: This photo was taken at a … Continue reading With a little interest anything can look good in a photo!
I came across these photos and had a fun time putting this unexpected post together. —————– Since my mental hard drive is limited and I like to be specific, here’s the map so I wouldn’t have to remember the church … Continue reading Wedding Couples in Florence, Italy
We were sitting on the upper deck of a tour bus in Florence, Italy when I took this photo. I was watching “closing time” for a street vendor. The vendor was carefully wrapping up her jewelry then placing the items in her car when a wave of customers came by. She greeted them as they briefly looked at her products. They walked on without buying anything. She continued to pack her items into the trunk of her car. Then a mother and son walked by. Again, the vendor greeted them. The mother looked at the items and seemed interested enough. … Continue reading Day in the Life of a Street Vendor