I'm on a blogging rampage. Seriously. It helps that I practically have a library of photographs since my sabbatical of posting on here. I hope that my posting doesn't annoy you, but, chances are, if you've been around since the start of this little blog project of mine, you've probably (hopefully! Ahh! I really hope!) decided my posts have come a LONG way. At least I think that the photographic content has. Maybe the written content hasn't. <-----as can be shown by my frequent sentence fragments.

Today's post I'm focusing (har-har...sorry. That was a pun) on water droplets. These are something that I never get tired of capturing. What's your favorite thing to take photos of?

Wow....I haven't posted in two and a half months???? Where??? What???

So summer has been busy, is the only viable excuse I can give you for my lengthy absence. I'm not going to make any grandiose promises about posting more often because we all know I've done those before. I can, however, say that, despite the blogging absence, have been taking photos. If you follow me on Instagram, you're already quite aware of this. In my defense for posting WAY too frequently on that social platform, it's photos. This girl can't resist photos. 

Okay. So since I have a plethora (points for grammar, please) of photos since I posted last, I'm going to be fair and go back to the beginning (snore). I'm not going to play favorites although I really really REEEEAALLLYY want to. Just stay tuned and know that there's something good to come when I post (at least, I think it's good. You might not, but hey, we don't all like the same things).

Here's the first. I had baby birdies in the bushes right in front of my window! Squeee!!! Can we all just agree that baby anythings are just adorable? I'm sure even the guys reading this post will agree with me on this well-known fact.

I want to go back there someday..

...back to the wide open spaces and the bright blue skies of summertime. Anyone care to join me? 

Also, I found this photo today, I thought it was interesting how the Queen Anne's Lace flower pictured below kind of mimics an icy snowflake. Funny how nature does patterns, isn't it?

my semi-amazing photo project {season one: episode three}

...and quite delayed, at that! the last couple of weeks have been busy! but i promise i'll be posting more of what i've been doing in the world of photography. i'll have some great shots coming soon!

but until then, i must finish what i've started with this season. i have a few more pictures after today's episode, so bear with me:

 i actually took this one in the dark:

 couldn't decide whether i like this one:

 or its portraited cousin (yep, folks, another made up word):

preview shot {but not really}

because the photo i'm posting today isn't really part of my project i'm working on. but i want you to stay tuned, because i'm super duper excited to bring you my new photo project i've been working on for the last week or so! (so excited, in fact, that my dyslexia keeps coming out onto the keyboard and my backspace key is getting a lot of love)

but i wanted to let you know, and can't exactly post a post without a photograph, because then it would be just a normal diary entry. and here, we always do things with photos attached.

enjoy!

day 26: geese!

aww, aren't they cute? i tried instagram for this one. i'm not a huge fan of instagram because they make you crop your pictures, but at the same time, i like square pictures. talk about an oxymoron. i do, however, like the editing "bling" you can add to your pictures.

so here's my instagram picture.

adventure, part 2

another shot from fort Williams park today. i thought this one was interesting, and originally, it was all color, but i wanted to highlight the beauty in ruins. a midst the crumbling graffiti-ified walls, shoots of budding leaves spring. nature eventually takes over. i don't know if i captured it exactly the way you would, but i'm happy with this shot.