The local population of brown-headed nuthatches has tripled since we started feeding them. Â I have determined this because there used to be two and now there are six. Super scientific. Anywhoo, they…
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I’m reminded of the blessing of having a very multifaceted life when I look at my ring shots. Something about the moments I take at weddings and engagement sessions to focus on…
Jeremy and I stopped by our friends’ Val & Sam’s home in Roswell this morning. One of my favorite things about their home is the forest in their backyard and the well…
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] “The sole purpose of human existence is to kindle a light in the darkness of mere being,†Carl Jung [/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]…
Winter always feels long and dreary here in Georgia. I always blame my South Indian genetics for why I feel the way I do about winter but really, who loves dead trees…
In the middle west of Georgia, just at the border of Alabama lies an unexpected geological feature. Canyons are rare in the southeast. Those that mimic the visual impact of a much…
The weather this weekend in Georgia was spectacular. We enjoyed a good hike up Sawnee mountain yesterday and today, with the temperature hitting 70, we spent a pleasant couple of hours at…
It’s been a few weeks since I’ve posted here, but a few new things have happened.…
We spent this morning teaching composition, exposure, and the benefits of Av & Tv. I found myself drawn to texture in a few places. Here are my favorites.…