Showing posts with label Series. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Series. Show all posts

10.24.2007

I love a rainy day







And it completely matches my mood today.

9.21.2007

A Series from the Barn on an Almost Autumn Day















It's been a while since I have taken some barn shots. The barn is our little slice of heaven, in the midst of suburbia, and today was a particularly blue-skied, beautiful day.

9.16.2007

A Series from a Metro Ride

Shot yesterday, on our outing to the 2007 Gay Life & Home Show, post-processed today. I have figured out some combinations of effects that make for interesting, graphical images.





9.07.2007

A Short Series: When Ampersand goes to the ER

Here are some shots from the ER. Of course you all know I had to pimp them out a bit. My daughter took the last one. I hope the photo effects make it abstract enough for you needle squeamish folks.





Isn't that hostpital gown attractive? It does make a cool pattern when photoshopped.

I was a bit of a rebel and left on my sports bra, shorts, and crocs. I took off the ballcap, though. ;P

Fortunately I had a nurse with a sense of humor who allowed me that dignity.

I'm off to the cardiologist this afternoon to see wassup with me. :)

Thanks for all the well wishes, my dear cyber friends. It was most heartening to read all your comments yesterday!

ETA: My beloved Boogieman just IM'd me to say that I am crazy to have taken photos at the hospital. Before you all agree with him, let me just say that these were taken after my heart rate and BP had returned to normal and I was waiting to be discharged. It was only then that I turned to my daugther and asked her to get the camera out of my backpack. But I am dedicated to this project!

8.05.2007

A Series from Hosta Row






Apparently, I'm in a series sort of mood lately.

2.02.2007











Sorry, couldn't choose just one today. I was playing around, getting to know the loaner camera, and got more than one that I really like.

Fridays, I stay for Equus' private lesson, so I have time to wander around. The place never fails to have such a calming effect on me. Beautiful surroundings, affectionate horses, and a very happy daughter -- what more is there?