rusty farm equipment
old fire trucks
worn brushes
tiny bird skulls
1960’s ambulances
vigilant hawks
hand lettering
rocks on the ground
pine cones in a tree
a funeral procession
rain on the river
What captures my attention
rusty farm equipment
old fire trucks
worn brushes
tiny bird skulls
1960’s ambulances
vigilant hawks
hand lettering
rocks on the ground
pine cones in a tree
a funeral procession
rain on the river
Isn’t that the truth – the way our eyes are opened up to such interesting and intricate things when looking through the lens of a camera!? How much it helps us appreciate more of life and more of “the little things”
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Yes, I totally agree.
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It’s not what you look but what you see. Thanks for the nice words S.! 🙂
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Exactly.
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I have found that the camera has taught me a new way of seeing.
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I do believe that to be true.
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