Neglected Things
even thrive, at least on the inside.
How does it grow? Beats me. (365 Day 103 Photo) So far, I have underwatered (that was two seasons ago and this year some of those seeds are finally sprouting-…
These have been hanging around in my camera. Thought I’d share. (day 47) (day 51)
Since I’m going to be out of pocket all weekend, thought I’d leave a few extra posts. (365 Day 87 Photo) Plus, I’m behind on posting my 365’s. This one…
I put a piece of cardstock with a pinhole in it behind my diana adapter and lens in an attempt to get something of a toy lens look with my…
More hats and more hats. This one is Quadri, by Michele Wang. Michele also designed Stonecutter, the sweater pattern I’ve been dreaming about knitting since it was published. Stonecutter was…
“Come to Me, all you who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you and learn from Me, for I am gentle…
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I love the idea that neglect of one thing makes room for another to grow…thoughtful series of images…my favorite is the TtV shot…very, very nice.
Thank you, dogdreamzzz. In my life, times of neglect (whatever the kind) at least let certain things rise to the surface. Maybe it's the realization of what are legitimate needs and what aren't, flaws, strengths, or new abilities. I want to think something good comes from it.