Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts

Sunday, February 26, 2012

The Other Hairy Armpit Picture


 First off: any hate comments will be deleted.  However, you may be wondering, what's up with the hairy pits?


The official title of this photograph is "Blue Bra."

Shaft of Light

Life is mostly a dark journey, or that's been my experience, so we should be grateful for the few slim shafts of light that come our way and only dare to hope the gasps of light will bless us more and more like a door opening wider and wider, and more often.

Saturday, December 17, 2011

I just sent everyone on my email list a Happy New Year email right after I decided to post a link to this blog in my email signature, so now of course I'm worried something in here might offend someone. But I think I can honestly say I've worked very hard to not post anything here that would hurt a reasonable person's feelings, so that's all I can really say.

I totally bonded with my mom through retail therapy today. We went to Carsons and I don't have any fancy clothes... whenever I go to buy something pretty I always buy something hippie-ish... so I bought two off-white blouses... one for Christmas, one for New Year's. The thing is, what with them being clearance items and my mom and I being armed with coupons, these blouses that at first had been priced at about $60 apiece ended up setting me back about $21 together.

Well, anyway, here's the pic I sent in the email... it's the season's first snowfall as seen through my window.







This is the picture I really wanted to use




but I didn't want the email to be religious, because my friends are all over the place when it comes to that kind of thing (which I think is really cool!)

So, now I will leave you with the dark, weird artsy pictures from the creche shoot. Enjoy!


Thursday, March 3, 2011

Wednesday, December 15, 2010

Hill

I took this picture in early spring at the Chicago Botanic Gardens a couple of years ago. Maybe I'm posting it now because I'm sick of the dark and the cold and I want to see tender, green, growing things shooting out of the mud...

hill