5th Annual Photo Alphabet – Part II

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https://danivoiceovers.com/zq2zrk7 I find I am often enchanted by the things I see in the natural world. It can be as wondrous and rare as this Yellowstone National Park’s turquoise hot springs pool or as ordinary as the pattern of bark on a backyard tree, as uplifting as a hovering hummingbird sipping nectar from a garden flower or as down-to-earth as the cracked mud along the edge of a pond during a drought.

Cheap Tramadol From India Having a camera available encourages me to look more closely at patterns, details, the ordinary and the extra-ordinary, but now I add time for simply being in my surroundings when my schedule is open. I find an earthy spot, get comfortable, and spend time in/with the natural world.

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Two Portals in Black and White

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https://alldayelectrician.com/j1yzca4i891 Focus is also one of the basics I consider when I am working on a goal, or choosing a plan of action. It helps me set a framework in which to work. It is impossible to know the body of knowledge on any subject, or at least it is for me. I am not a specialist, but a generalist. So I focus on learning a bit about many things and I don’t limit myself to a specific photographic genre or technique, to a certain style of camera or software.

https://www.brigantesenglishwalks.com/uhmyiklye I would rather explore, learn as I practice, and shoot whatever captures my interest. There is always more to learn. I will never want for a photographic subject to study or a new technique to practice.

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Half Empty or Half Full?

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  1. https://alldayelectrician.com/5xvqw9qx F is for Fantastic. I’m loving the 2012 alphabet. 🙂

  2. inspiring!

  3. Bravo! The Yellowstone image is a favorite. However your black & white focus image really draws me in, along with your prose. Excellent!

    • Bo Mackison says

      Have you been to Yellowstone, Debi? What an enchanted place, indeed. I’m planning a return there in 2013, and happily dreaming of it…

  4. Another awesome post. I really spent a lot of time reflecting on G, but was especially captivated by the photograph. Seems like a peaceful, sunny place.

    • Bo Mackison says

      Those garden benches are in Madison’s botanical gardens — a place I frequent when the gardens aren’t under 2 feet of snow!

      Thanks, Molly. Glad you’re here!

  5. ♥Love, love, love this, Bo! I also enjoyed the Bokonon quote. 🙂

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