Photography is the story I fail to put into words.
-Destin Sparks
But in case you want to read my words too...
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It's been entirely too long since I have participated in the Serenity Project with some of my friends. I've missed it terribly, and my life has been crazy with homeschooling my four boys this year, so I made myself get outside with my camera in hand to find my serenity! This last week, I put my 100mm macro on my camera, my coat on my body and my gloves on my hands so I could go look for something to macro in the balmy 20 degree weather. ;) Here's one flower--a daisy, long past prime--in two different ways with different lighting. It was my small moment of serenity, so I hope you enjoy it!   Find more images of serenity by continuing through the blog circle! Next up is the talented Nadeen Flynn Photography, northern California Fine Art Photography.
Janet Broughton
11/21/2018 01:02:18 pm
I always think there's something quite beautiful about dying flowers! 11/21/2018 03:35:41 pm
Emily, home-schooling four boys must not leave you much time for yourself. It's important to find those moments. I think too, like Janet, that dying flowers are beautiful and poetic. I love how you captured different views of the flower.
Lori McLellan
11/21/2018 04:23:54 pm
I'm so glad you had time to contribute this month. I think you probably need serenity more than ever now that you are homeschooling your boys. Good for you! I love the expired flower you discovered - I'm always intrigued by the patterns and shapes their petals make when dried. You found some lovely light to showcase them.
Sue Bahen
11/21/2018 07:45:11 pm
Love these, Emily! 11/29/2018 08:14:37 pm
Cold dead flowers are something no one appreciates until a good photographer comes along. Love your photos Emily. Comments are closed.
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