season 1 season finale & a preview of next season

hello readers!

sorry for not updating for too long!! here are the last few tulip pictures and some photographs of what my next season will be {i'll give you a hint, think gigantic keep the doctor away fruit}:

 drum roll, and menacing preview voice for this one:

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):

my semi-amazing photo project {season 1; episode 2}

if you enjoyed yesterday's episode, you're going to fall in LOVE with today's episode, just like i did when i was editing them today. to tell the truth, the lighting i took them in (just at sunset) was the perfect lighting to take these in, and i considered not tweaking them at all. 

my semi-amazing photo project {season 1, episode 1}

Also known as, the pilot episode of the series :)

Remember a few weeks ago (maybe more, sorry) when I told you I was working on a little project to show you all? (Or whoever even reads-looks at this blog) Well, I have stopped the procrastinating and opened up Photoshop this evening to bring you the first episode of my little project.

It's Tulips.

Riveting, I know.

I wished I had thought of this before the bloom had already started on the plant, but hey, you can't have everything, now.

I find it pretty amazing to watch the process of the flowers blooming in the spring. They start out as this tiny amazing sprout and grow into this beautiful color masterpiece.

So, what you've been awaiting. The photograph.

trees

grew up in the woods. so i consider trees to be...oh, how do i say this without sounding weird? i just like trees. i feel like you can kind of tell the history of a place by the trees. for instance, the tree in today's post has seen all of us kids grow up, and has provided our house with shade from the hot summer sun.

i love the way the branches twist and turn like mazes, or arms outstretched. there's just something about a tree. it tells a story, or you could tell a story about it. and, when you read a book, i guess you could say that the tree is telling you a story. hmmm...thought for the day.

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!

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