Slats

It just recently occurred to me that I'm coming up on my one year mark with this blog. I'm running out of material, and fast. Everyday is a struggle to find something I haven't photographed, something new, a different perspective on something, a better angle at which to capture an object. It's frustrating. But, it has been really rewarding and the response has been so exciting. There have been several people who have stumbled upon my blog via Facebook and then will tell me how much they enjoy it. That makes me so happy to hear. I'm trying, my blog followers. Just keep holding on through the end of September. I'll end this blog then, but you'll have 365 posts to revisit once this has come full circle. Thanks for supporting me in this fun little project! It's really taught me what I like/don't like, how to take photos, how to use my camera, and most of all, expanded my horizons as a photographer. If you have suggestions of something/someplace to shoot, let me know!

Spitting

It rained today for like four minutes. It's a shame it didn't rain a smidge more, but the temperature dropped and was beautiful. So beautiful, in fact, that I went for a run. Awesome, right? Right.

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Jagged Edges

These are more from the awesome fish my dad mounted on the wall (this { one } in case you've forgotten). Someday I'll put up a photo of the whole thing. It's awesome. Also, another photo of the growing euphorbia that I photographed the other day (this { one } in case you've forgotten).

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Help!

I need somebody, help! Not just anybody...

Here's why:

• I have no idea what I should photograph. I'm tired of these crazy macro shots of flowers. Any suggestions?
• No one is commenting and it kind of makes me sad. Evidently I am just as dependent on the feedback of others as I had thought. Oops.
• I like bullet points but rarely get to use them.

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Dino Decor

Once upon a time my dad met some hippies in the Sam Hugh's neighborhood near the university. Those are all of those neat little tiny houses that are crazy expensive but so hip and cool. Well, this old man makes metal art! My dad really wanted one that was a giant pterodactyl, the creepy flying dinosaur. How cool, right? Well, the old man said that one wasn't for sale because it was his favorite. So my dad settle for a wicked sweet fish that looks like its a vicious dinosaur too. It now hangs in the front yard. That's how my dad rolls.

Also, the bat-faced cuphea is blooming again! Awesome!

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