Daily Prompt: Photographers, artists, poets: show us CHOICE.
Tag Archives: zerotohero
A Thousand Words…
Up, Close & Personal
Hue & Oh My!
A less colourful life is not always less interesting…
Putting up some Love…
Cooking for love is the best kinds…
A couple of days back I came across a blog via the zerotohero challenge. Steven Santos on Made by Steven: ~ Slow cooking from around the world, here in Japan reminded me just how much fun cooking really is. Continue reading
Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow…
There is a Chinese proverb that I like very much. “Yesterday is History, tomorrow is Mystery, but today is a gift… that’s why it’s called the Present.” True words. But sometimes I feel that in our endeavour to move on we forget how precious the past is…the beautiful moments, the invaluable lessons, the great thoughts that are hidden in the folds of yesteryear’s faded pages. The way to move forward is to learn from what is past…as an individual, as a community, as a nation or as humanity. Think about it…
Weekly Photo Challenge: Window
“Flowers blooming in your window are like warm sunshine on a winter day.”
Suffering from a serious case of blogger’s block…Couldn’t come up with anything beyond the words above, so it’s a short post( wordcount >200 ). Enjoy the photos folks! Will be back shortly with some more stuff…
Masai Mara Pride
‘Animal Fur’ is no style statement. Continue reading
Nominated?!! Moi….
OMG! Nominated for a blogger ‘AWARD’!
Patricia Moed at Pilot Fish has kindly nominated my blog for the Liebster Award, given to praise-worthy blogs with under 200 followers. Wow! Humbled. Firstly, by the fact that she thinks my photos and ramblings are worth a second look and secondly, by the fact that she thinks my efforts are praiseworthy.
A Beginning For Me
“The only way you can be the best at something is to be the best you can be.”
― Susan Beth Pfeffer, Life As We Knew It
Whilst I was experimenting with the new cam that my husband gifted me, we went on a safari vacation to Kenya. I went shutter crazy at all the wonderful shots of nature in the range of my lens and took tons of clicks, experimenting with various camera settings. After the vacation, friends and acquaintances wanted to know what all we’d done, “Did you see the Big Five?”, “How close did you get to the Lions?”, “Are the Buffalo really that dangerous…they look soooo harmless?”, “Did you really stay in tents?! What about plumbing?!”