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Photo Walk: Purple

Words escape me today, so I’ll just give you photos.

I took inspiration from Elise (as usual, she is unbelievably inspiring) and decided to start my own photo walks and feature them on the blog. The idea is to choose a theme (a colour, a pattern, a shape, etc) and walk around for a little while taking photos that fit the theme. This is a wonderfully diverting activity. I loved my first walk, because it really forces you to be aware of your surroundings and appreciate the small details.

My first theme was purple, chosen after randomly seeing some beautiful flowerpots at the beginning of my walk. I like the photos I got, and I hope to do this again soon – it was really fun. Hope you enjoy.

Project 365: Week 20

Count your blessings.

Tell the people you love how much you love them.

 

Project 365: Week 19

My, but it’s been a busy week. Crazy, in fact! I’m currently in a summer course, and just began working as well, and the schedule is a little rough. I slept in today because I haven’t been able to for the past few days, despite being exhausted. I don’t want to drone on about my schedule though, because the fact is that I’m loving my job! And I am very nearly done this summer course (they go by so quickly!). And the summer is beginning to take shape, and I love it.

Project 365 has its good days and its bad ones. Mainly good. Some bad. Sometimes I get the shot right away and am super pleased with it! Sometimes I never get a shot I’m in love with. Most of the time I feel a bit dejected that my photography isn’t better, but then I remember that the whole point of this project is to practice and improve. And then I feel a bit better.

Thanks for following along! xo.

Project 365: Week 18

This week was full of pretty things. A peanut-butter chocolate cake with lovely striped candles. A market full of fresh produce, diffused light, fresh samples and amazing seafood.   An afternoon on a rooftop overlooking all of Montreal. A trip to a beautiful boutique!

I love having photos to look back over: it helps me to re-live the special moments of my life and remember how happy and blessed I am. Even the photos that seem so half-baked at the time seem to be more full of colour and more exciting than they felt at the time. The whole really is greater than the sum of its parts.

I’m happy. I’m in a good place. Big, fun things are happening and I finally feel like I’m coming into my own in some small way. I hope that you are happy too.

xo

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