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

Monday, June 1, 2020

A Pilgrim in Pieces



I arrived a pilgrim in pieces

The desert greeted me with scented blooms; 
embraced me in warm red rock; 
and sand sweet bird songs in my ear.

Her hot breath became my hot breath.
Her fevered heat a healing balm 
mixed with pink sand poultice.

My caged heart slowed with space, 
set free by wildness. 

Wednesday, August 20, 2014

A Little Project for our Relief Society Activity


Just in case you needed it, here's a little enticement to Come to our 
Relief Society Activity this thursday.

I'm teaching the section on how to use our cameras more effectively. I've spent hours compiling images and putting together a little handout and slide show so we can learn how to better tell our stories through images. Yes definitely a nod to Family History.

I'll post the rest of my little project later, but come thursday and bring you camera for some hands on fun!

Thursday, August 7, 2014

A Deep Breath of Fresh Air








































Oh how we've missed the mountains.

I know you'd think living in denver we'd be in the mountains all the time, and although we have a lovely view, it's like a 2 hour drive to really get into them. I miss the 20 minute ride up the canyon to the mountain tops in Utah. 

So we headed up to Rocky Mountain National Park to spend the day together. We explored the Beaver Pond with River running wildly on the board walks, and us just waiting for him to fall in.

Then we drove up to the Tundra and walked the literal mountain tops, our heads among the clouds.

Beautiful, Breath-taking (quite literally) and Renewing.

Always, always a deep sense of calm and beauty comes in to my heart. A thrill of wildness and release as my hair whips in the wild. 
But this time it was better.
Better because I got to share it my little family.
There's a sense that River loves the mountains as much as we do. 
He wandered off the path many times, insisted on walking by himself. 
 He stopped to explore and play with rocks.
He even read every sign, just like his dada.

 It was a beautiful day - sun, rain, cold and all.

Our perfect ending included: a rainbow, a nap, a black bear, and 
a beautiful sunset that bathed my beloved Loveland fields in golds.



Friday, May 15, 2009

BFA Exhibit Opening Night

Here are some snapshots from the opening night of my BFA exhibit, Pearls of Wisdom LDS women of Faith. Thanks to every who came and saw the show. It meant so much!! Also I have to give a special shout out to my amazing husband, who was a great support and help through the whole thing. He helped me put up the show and light it and it looked wonderful. And on top of all that he had to put up with me. Thanks sweet love you!!



Me and Skyler.

Me and Mack-Man

Stephanie, me and Johnie
Stephanie, me, john, and Doug.
Baby Gabe.
Christy, Chandler, Gabe, Sandel, Noel, Eloise, George, Mack and Me.
My cutie-pie husband!