
as the water beads
flowing across the petals
rains drift westward
Realizing the potential of technology
My interest in photography started back in elementary school, and I studied it all through high-school. The shift from analog/film to digital changed so very much, yet so much remains the same.
as the water beads
flowing across the petals
rains drift westward
I spent the day editing a video for distribution on social channels. I do love that kind of work. This image is one of the thumbnails I created on Canva. It boggles my mind how quickly I can create something like this. I have many memories of using Photoshop for such things. I love living in the future!
descending sunlight embraces golden hour facing the sunset
slowly opening sunlight hidden by the clouds such gentle motion
between the rain squalls
sunlight mellowed by the clouds
petals unfurling
after the rain squall
laden branches bent downwards
gravity's demands
barefoot through the grass
with the dew cooling my toes
breeze through the blossoms
after the rainfall
droplets gather on petals
sunlight through the clouds
the grace of the sun
as it descends through the leaves
greeted by flowers
How do you fix a broken pizza? With tomato paste.
Crafted this one up on Canva, which lately is my go-to for quick graphic needs. Whether YouTube thumbnails, a quick poster (like this one), or to add text of a haiku to one of my images, Canva is solid. It is very powerful, with lots of templates, lots of fonts…you get the idea. Of course, it’s nowhere nearly as powerful as Photoshop, but most folks never need that kind of “umph”.