
This begonia blossom landed just like this. My begonia is an artist.
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bare feet in the cool grass.
Summer is hearing the whistle of a breeze, as you stretch those same toes, to touch the sky.

then, as always, it turned into fun and tears (everyone) and begging (mom), bribing (mom).
“Mommy will buy you a Mercedes-Benz if you just smile at the camera!”
Kids are crazy, smiling one minute, turning into the hulk the next. I have three children much older then these, but I remember what it was like to be like her.
At least, as the photographer, I can watch, laugh & snap away…then drive away. To my house, my kids being quiet as church mice. They don’t want to share or show or ask me anything. I am ignored & I am grateful.

The pink vase is about 100 years old. it belonged to mom’s Grandmother.
The perfume, my grandmother wore & my mom wears it. I wear it too. Three generation

this is last years Hydrangea, this year the bush has a million blossoms to be.

The shadow on the leaf was cast by the branch above it. To me it looked like a “Y”, I was so tempted to put an “A” and an “M” and use the shadow’s y to spell “Amy”
I still might! This is the underside of my tiny Japanese Maple tree.

Which is why there are black at the edges. I figured out how to make red look natural. I have spent a lot of time dumping red flowers because I couldn’t make them look real. I guess I would figure it out on my own red roses. Ok, so I reduced saturation by almost 50% it was starting to turn black & white, then I upped the warm…a few other bells & whistles & I got this.