A photo reflection of 2016

At this time last year my photography was put aside due to eye surgery.  This was followed by the discontent that overwhelmed me during January’s freezing snow storms, unrelenting winds, and gray-toned skies.  In April it was grief that eventually moved me to pick up my camera as a way to visually honor my mother’s life.  Reviewing the images created in 2016 brings forth gratitude as photography motivates me to move outside of myself and to see the world anew.   Thank each and everyone of you for being a part of my blog journey. May 2017 be defined by your continued awe-inspiring creative works.

weekly photo challenge: anticipation

When I was so much younger than I am today, December was the month of anticipation.  The movement of time from the beginning of winter break until Christmas crawled slower than a snail.  Today, winter is the season of anticipation…winter advisories, wind chill, snow-covered sidewalks…and most importantly…the awakening of spring.

green

black & white sunday: traces of the past

The Fort Collins Municipal Railway operated streetcars in Ft Collins, Colorado from 1919 until 1951.  The streetcar, Birney “Safety”, 21 is listed in the National Register of Historical Places and is currently operating during the spring and summer months.

trolly

Nikon D750  f/8  135mm  1/500s  100 ISO

submitted in response to Lost In Translation’s photo challenge