You want me to photograph that? – Sewing Needles!

Today Sam and I came up with a new challenge.  I’m calling this ongoing series, “You want me to photograph that?” The goal of this series is to prove me wrong.  Yes, you read that sentence correctly.  Oftentimes I have my doubts that I can photograph a particular item—like small shiny objects.  This series will challenge me to prove I can. Sam:  “Photograph a sewing needle.” Denise:  “I’ve done that before.” Sam:  “Then you can photograph small shiny objects!” Denise:  “Maybe…  but I did lose all those photos when my computer died.  So I’ll photograph some sewing needles tonight to … Continue reading You want me to photograph that? – Sewing Needles!

Mushrooms as Art

Five years ago I decided to have a botanical birthday, so I got in my car and drove 100 miles southeast of where I live to visit the Athens Botanical Gardens in Athens, TX.  That’s where I found reddish colored mushrooms—which I had never seen before and haven’t seen anywhere else.  It reminds me of the mushrooms in Super Mario Brothers. ————————————————————————————————————— This photo is part of an ongoing series of mushroom photos in my collection.  (I like to take photos of objects that most people overlook.) Notes about photo:  This photo was taken with a Sony DSC-H2– a great … Continue reading Mushrooms as Art

Abandoned Shoe

Denise:  “Sam, I don’t know what to do with this blog.  What’s the point?” Sam explained I should continue doing the blog.  It can inspire other individuals interested in photography and it gives me a chance to share my experiences with others through my photos. Sam:  “Don’t over think it.  Be open and see where it takes you.” With his encouragement I felt renewed motivation and throughout the work day I thought about possible photos for today’s entry.  I came up with several options. ————————————————————————————————— For the last few days I’ve passed a shoe on the side of the road … Continue reading Abandoned Shoe