I was in Vancouver, visiting my sister who is terminally ill, it has been emotionally hard visit. Due to that my blogging has been non existant.
The mountains around the area are so beautiful and looking at the natures beauty has calming effect which helped. These mountains and sea – aah, so lovely prior sunset.
this weeks entry to MM 2-52: Monochrome Madness is this close-up of a book.
it is so early spring that the only green to be seen is the moss and the wonders of the tiny world next to it. I spent some time past weekend with my camera pointed to the tiny wonders found on the ground -if you look close enough.
Introducing , The horn section
This was something new, highkey photography. Never done it with a thought of doin it.
I was going through old photos as I haven’t been very active in taking new ones due to several reasons, lacking inspiration at the moment as it is not winter , not spring… I edited this flower again. I have linked this to MM 2-51: Monochrome Madness
Notice that the stiffest tree is most easily cracked, while willow survives by bending with the wind.
This felt like the first day of spring…even saw for the firat time year ants and coltsfoot.
I edited this old flower photo of mine again with lightroom and was able to get much more depth and details to it so I decided to share it again.
Flowers don’t worry about how they’re going to bloom. They just open up and turn toward the light and that makes them beautiful. — Jim Carrey
Ritva Sillanmäki Photography 