First, let me thank you for dropping by. The fact that you dropped in to read my blog post means a great deal to me.
This image is of a walking miracle. My good friend and photo walking partner suffers from a long battle with Guillain Barre Syndrome. She was hospitalized for several weeks and we weren't sure she would walk again without aid.
When I shot this image, I wasn't really thinking about her being a miracle. It was later, when I was editing the shots we took that day, that I realized it was truly a miracle that she is upright and walking, much less keeping her balance on this narrow cement path.
Photography is a great love of mine. When I get home after a photo walk or shoot, it is like Christmas morning when I open up the files to see what I got.
Do you document your life with photos? Have you ever witnessed a miracle? Tell me about it!
love, susan
There was a time when Mary had an SLR and took pictures of everything. About twenty years ago, she stopped, and the only pictures we take are of her knitting projects.
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John Holton
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The Sound Of One Hand Typing
If digital cameras were around 15 years ago when we were traveling, oh the stories I've have. Thanks a million for dropping in .. it really does mean a lot to me!
DeleteI like your picture, and the meaning. I like to take pictures. If I compare with people who has always their phone at hand, maybe they aren't too much... I like to take my time for every picture.
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Name: Eva
Blog: Mail Adventures
#AtoZ Challenge Theme: Postcards
Letter A: Adventurers. Because any postcard is a little adventure, isn't it?
There is a quote that says "the best camera is the one in your hand". I think of that quote all the time and don't worry about it being a cell phone, my point & shoot, or my heavy Nikon. Just take the photos so you can remember! Thanks so much for dropping in!
DeleteThank you for adding me to your reading list! I love your first post here. I think my life is one long series of miracles, actually! Looking forward to more of your writing!
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I am super excited about adding some new blogs to my roll! Thanks for dropping in and let's have fun with this!
DeleteWhat a great feeling it is when you have a realization like that. I have been saying for years that I should take more photos and it is still true today!
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My Life In Ecuador
Great idea for the A to Z and a great picture because of the story behind it.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the visit, I have decided to only visit folk who visit this year because I am finding it tricky to work out who is doing the A to Z with the new format and I will never keep track of who I have visited and I'll never to to all (I have in the past but PHEW).
Enjoy the A to Z :)
What I decided to do is I opened a Word document and as I am going through the comments with all the A entries today when I find one I am interested in, I click on it and take a look. If I like it, I copy the link and I place it on my list that I have open, and then I'm also going back to my "reading list" in BlogSpot and adding it. I think it's the only way I'm going to be able to kind of keep track. There certainly are plenty of interesting blogs that I added today. Thanks a million for dropping and I hope you'll enjoy the rest of my posts this month. They are all short but heartfelt!
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We don't realize all the day to day miracles we are exposed to - or unintentionally take for granted. Your friend is indeed, a miracle.
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I've got you on my reading roll! Thanks for stopping by. The power of suggestion ... me want milk and cookies now!
DeletePhotography is one of my passions. The smartphones have made photography so easy as any moment you can take a picture without having to carry a camera. Your friend is truly a walking miracle. Your picture tells a wonderful story. Thanks or sharing.
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And, thank you for dropping in!
DeleteI'm not much of a photographer - my pictures never seem to capture the magnitude that the naked eye takes in. Occasionally I get a good one, but for me it's about people when it comes to photo keepsakes (although I love seeing other people's efforts!)
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I have thousands of images that I should delete but it's hard for me. Talking about photos being keepsakes, I recently when through boxes of photos and organized them. I sent them out to family and friends who I thought would really enjoy having them. It was great to hear back from them!
DeleteThere is a woman in my yoga class who has had MS for the last 13 years. She is a real trooper. Good for your friend for getting out there. I do take a lot of photos, but not bearly enough of people in my life. I have three cameras here and am going to go set one on the dining room table so I am sure to take pics of everyone at Easter dinner.
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Denise at My Life in Retirement Atlantic Wall
Easter dinner will be a great time to catch some photos. It's such a happy day and usually festive. I saw your menu for Easter dinner!
DeleteI love taking photos. Almost every walk I take has some photo along the way. I especially love finding the unexpected, like a beautiful flower growing in the crack of a sidewalk, or a neat sculpture in the middle of the woods. But my favorites are usually the simple things, like a good picture of my cat who is never still, or an amazing shot of my niece or my sister when I catch them laughing and happy.
ReplyDeleteThank you for stopping in. I certainly do see things differently when I have a camera in my hand.
DeleteThat is truly a wonderful picture of A Miracle!
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