Making something interesting out of the ordinary.

A local writer contacted me last month to ask about a local band that I photograph at a fundraising concert. She was writing an article for a local magazine and wanted to use my photographs in the article and the editor even used one for the cover.

Time, it’s how we measure parts of our day. We all have the same amount of time in a day. It can’t be stopped and you can’t get it back. We can only make the best of it. Use the time you have wisely.

This week’s word is “measure.” I use a light meter to measure the amount of light that will be hitting the subject I’m photographing.

I have to work in both worlds of Mac and Windows. I don’t see it as a bad thing, but it does make my brain have to switch gears at times.

Stopped by the pier around sunset today. The clouds hid the sun as it set but the waves curled very nicely just as I raised the camera to my eye. You can also see that the tip of the pier is still missing from the last hurricane that passed through.

Doing more macro photography tonight. A small wooden toy boat that I’ve had for many years.

I missed the sunset tonight but was able to enjoy the some amazing colors in the sky and Old Glory proudly flapping in the wind.

I’m still playing in the water. These ripples were made from a single drop on water.

I’m working on juggling a little more lately. I’m youngest daughter decided to draw me while I was practicing. I think she did a very good job in less then twenty minutes. If you’re wondering how this fits with this week’s word “drop,” it’s because I dropped the balls a lot while she was drawing me.