This week was a little tough. I figured flowers are always a sign of a new season and a new life. I really wanted to go to a farm and take pictures of baby chicks or lambs, but time didn't allow for it. So, this is what I came up with for this week!
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
52 Week Project: Week 8
"New Beginnings"
This week was a little tough. I figured flowers are always a sign of a new season and a new life. I really wanted to go to a farm and take pictures of baby chicks or lambs, but time didn't allow for it. So, this is what I came up with for this week!
This week was a little tough. I figured flowers are always a sign of a new season and a new life. I really wanted to go to a farm and take pictures of baby chicks or lambs, but time didn't allow for it. So, this is what I came up with for this week!
Monday, April 26, 2010
Sunday, April 18, 2010
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
52 Week Project: Week 5
"Old"
This weeks theme was "old". I really wanted to get creative this week and try to think outside the box. Unfortunately, I came down with a bad cold and was out of commission for most of the week. I was able to go out and get some pictures Easter weekend before the cold hit hard. New England has such a rich history, and I knew I wanted to take advantage of that for this weeks photos. I explored a few old cemeteries, which were really interesting! Quite a few of the other pictures were taken around Strawberry Banke, which where the original settlement area of Portsmouth was.
This weeks theme was "old". I really wanted to get creative this week and try to think outside the box. Unfortunately, I came down with a bad cold and was out of commission for most of the week. I was able to go out and get some pictures Easter weekend before the cold hit hard. New England has such a rich history, and I knew I wanted to take advantage of that for this weeks photos. I explored a few old cemeteries, which were really interesting! Quite a few of the other pictures were taken around Strawberry Banke, which where the original settlement area of Portsmouth was.
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