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A blessed Ostara / Spring Equinox / First Day of Spring to you!

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Another Good Show

Wow, ABC is on a roll with the new shows lately! I really enjoyed The Company You Keep.

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kristen @ glambunctious
posted on July 9th 2013 at 11:51PM CDT

Gorgeous!!! The dew on the evergreens makes me miss Christmas! You are crazy talented.

posted on July 11th 2013 at 3:25AM CDT

Thank you!!

posted on July 10th 2013 at 6:07AM CDT

I love macros! Great series.

posted on July 11th 2013 at 3:25AM CDT

Thank you so much!

posted on July 10th 2013 at 2:05PM CDT

Oh my gosh they’re so lush and green and make me think of the Pacific Northwest. Especially loving the third image. Gorgeous!

posted on July 11th 2013 at 3:26AM CDT

Thank you!

posted on July 10th 2013 at 5:48PM CDT

Truly beautiful!

posted on July 11th 2013 at 3:28AM CDT

Thank you! I’m pretty pleased with how the bokeh turned out in these, I might actually print these (I’m so lazy when it comes to prints).

Nice to see you back and blogging again!

Kandi Young
posted on July 11th 2013 at 8:30PM CDT

These are so beautiful!
What kind of camera do you use? Are you self-taught, or have you taken any classes? Do you post-process your images at all?

posted on July 12th 2013 at 1:28AM CDT

Thank you so much! My camera body is the Nikon D90 and I use a variety of lenses but I tend to stick with my Sigma 105mm Macro, Nikkor 85mm 1/8, and Nikkor 35mm 1/8. I use my Nikkor 50mm 1/8 more for product photos these days on my beauty posts.

I’m totally self-taught! I do post process because I HAVE to as I shoot in RAW.

posted on July 12th 2013 at 8:56AM CDT

Oh boy, these pics are SO pretty! Somehow relately: I had to throw the mini pine tree I used as Christmas tree out a while ago. I was told it’d stay alive in the pot, but it really didn’t and I was constantly dealing with loose needles. Poor thing :(

posted on July 13th 2013 at 8:19PM CDT

Thank you!

Oh that sucks! It’s surprising how much hydration these trees need to stay green. Last summer it was miserable, super high temps, very little rain, and all the trees turned mostly brown and started dropping needles.

Thankfully this year they seem to have mostly perked up but you can still see some of the damaged parts from last year.

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