Monthly Archives: March 2020

Stuck at Home? Here’s Three Ways to Keep the Photography Juices Going

Times are tough right now as most of us can’t go out. But just because you can’t go out, doesn’t mean you have to stop being creative with photography. Here’s my three ways to stay creative while being inside. Find a project online. There are numerous groups online that offer different themes for you to shoot such as macro, abstract and food. Some last a day others for a week. Having a goal makes it easier to keep being creative.

Walking My Talk

In service of one of my course beliefs for life, which is “when you create, you feel alive” here are 5 recommendations that I cannot help but offer this week in the midst of this chaos. 1. Watch the news, but not be the news- (don’t watch it very much.) 2. You know that creative hobby you like, do it! For me it’s photography. Check out mine on this site!

Puzzle Completed!

A few weeks ago, I blogged about puzzling. I was working on one and learned a few things about puzzling and life. Being my first puzzle, I was challenged at times with its different shades of pink, read, and blue colors, but in the end this was an enjoyable puzzle to build. I am delighted to say that I finished the puzzle and had it framed. It is beautiful. I am already looking for my next puzzle.

Photo of the Week: March 1st, 2020

My husband and I took a vacation to see Niagara Falls from the Canadian side. Our hotel room had a fantastic view of the Falls. One morning as we were getting ready to head out for the day, I was looking out the window and I was amazed at what I saw- the mist from Horseshoe Falls rising like a hot air ballon engulfing the sun.