It’s late, so I’ll keep this short. Please pray for my friend, Renee. I’ve blogged about her several times and you can follow her story on her blog, Team S. She’s battling Stage IV metastatic breast cancer that has returned to her brain for the third time. She will have brain surgery again later this…
There is no My Four Hens Project 52 theme this week so we could shoot what we wanted. You know how much I love macro so at lunch today, I looked outside the restaurant and found this little beauty. No matter what is going on in my life or in the world, simple beauty is…
beautiful. just beautiful. )
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Wow, okay… I’m going to apologize ahead of time for this overwhelming post. I’ve just finished up the most amazing workshop I’ve ever taken… Shooting 301: Composition and Creativity taught by Sarah Wilkerson at Clickin Moms. You’ve heard me speak of it numerous times over the last six weeks and I’ve even shared a few images along the way. But…
Thanks for sharing these, Holly. They are both beautiful and impressive.
Sally
Oh my goodness. I am seriously drooling over these photos. LOVE them all!
Holly, these are lovely–glad you got some images for your portfolio, too. And glad you loved the class!
Holly such amazing work!! I loved seeing all of these images put together, broken down into weeks. It also really really makes me want to take this workshop – though I am not ready yet but it gives me something to work on. Simply stunning work – the dramatic light is amazing and you are so lucky you have such willing subjects. I cannot wait to see where your photography moves to next with all that you’ve gained from this course.
Holly these are simply stunning, you should be so proud of yourself! It’s clear you poured your heart and soul into this class. Wonderful review of the workshop too, it really is just as good as everyone says!
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The My Four Hens theme this week for Project 52 is imperfection. The topic of perfection has been on my mind a lot recently. My 7-year old son is battling some demons right now. Nearly every day (seriously, every day) at school since the New Year has been negative, with three referrals to the office…
What a beautiful post and picture. This post reminds me of a quote by Thomas Edison. It goes something like: It took Edison 435 tries before he invented the lightbulb. When asked how it felt to fail so often he replied, “I didn’t fail. I learned 435 ways how not to make a lightbulb. But it only took 1 try to get it right!” I’m sorry your son is going through a rough time. Sending warm wishes your way. <3
Beautiful post. And stunning rose. It certainly “looks” perfect from here, and until you told us, who would know that it isn’t? So often our blogs seem to be about perfect lives, and life just isn’t like that, is it? Your poor son. What a rough go for him and all of you, but what a relief to have a diagnosis.
My 12 year old has is own pre-teen demons and he’s often asked me if I wished he were perfect. No, not at all. Just try your best and be kind. Life is hard, isn’t it?
Holding you in the light. xo
Thank you, Cary. What a wonderful quote!
Lauren, I so appreciate your sharing something so personal about your own son. Thank you for reaching out and it *is* hard but friends like you make it easier. Hugs and thank you. <3
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Lovely, just lovely post. I hope things improve for you and your son soon.
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