Hello Everyone!

I hope you are all enjoying your photographic days! Every day can be an opportunity to take pictures, it’s just seizing those opportunities that’s the hard part. I know I get so busy with life that I barely take pictures anymore! It’s definitely sad and I can notice a difference in my photos when I haven’t practiced or used my talent. I’ve also noticed a difference in myself, I desperately miss taking pictures, because that’s a part of me that I’m not using! Ever heard that phrase “if you don’t use it, you’ll lose it”… it can happen. So take a lesson from me (and maybe I’ll take this lesson for myself), use your photography skills and don’t let them go to waste! Ok, enough of my rambling and onto what I really wanted to blog about…

As you have probably noticed, there has been a change in the look of my webpage. While that change seems pretty drastic, not much else has changed. So, I’m hoping to alter this a bit more when/if I have some spare time. I’m hoping to add a photo album so that should be pretty neat and make it easier to view my photos. That’s all I’ll give away for now because that’s all I will probably have time to do within the next few weeks.

Again, thanks for reading, and continue learning and taking pictures!

Wow. My apologies to everyone who left any comments, old and new! While trying to manage and delete spam, I somehow deleted all of the legitimate comments that were posted since the beginning of this photography blog! This was a total accident and is quite frustrating because I cannot retrieve them. AH! Please forgive me. Feel free to leave other comments however, I have learned my lesson and will pay closer attention when trying to manage my comments.

One thing every photographer needs to always remember is to cherish their own photography! That may sound a little silly but photographers need to have this view of there photographs. You may be a beginner or an expert, but don’t let others tell you that your work is any less than marvelous. Sure there’s always room for improvement! Don’t get me wrong on that. But each photograph is one step closer to becoming better, there’s always something to learn from when viewing a photo. It can be a photograph of the strangest setting that others may see as ugly, but you should always view any photo you take as something to cherish. So take care of your photos, keep them in safe places, show them to the world, print them out and frame them, etc. Whether you’re a beginner or a professional, do something with your talent and continue to learn and improve!