While perusing thousands of photos on my computer in search of some entries, I realized that there are a number of things (besides my children) that I photograph over and over:
- I think I'm in contention for having taken the most macro photographs of flowers in the nation, if not the world
- reflections - in bodies of water, windows, and on cars
- water droplets and condensation on *anything*
- bare branches
- the Japanese maple in our yard in its autumn glory
- anything natural in our yard, whether flora or fauna - it's amazing to me the variety of things I've photographed on our property
I did enter three photos and have my fingers crossed, but instead of showing them I'll show several that were in contention that I didn't send. All of them can be enlarged by clicking on them.
Waterlilies at Brookside Gardens
The red maple mentioned above - this is part of the view outside my dining room window
A different view of the red maple
My youngest son's eyelashes a few years agoI also noticed that sometimes weeks or months go by when I don't take very many photographs, but once I get on a roll watch out.
On another note, yesterday I got "the call" from the IQA that Last Dance won a cash award in the Houston show. That call really made my day!
