As I was catching up with my Postcards to Blog Camp group on flickr this morning, I thought to myself What?? It's the 13th of December and I haven't posted a single photo this month! That is a first for me in the last two years. So as I was sipping coffee and getting the kids ready for school, I opened iPhoto so that I could upload photos. I was shocked to see that I've taken precious few shots in the last two weeks. The vast majority were either barn kitty, gnomey or before and after Norwex shots that I could use at shows. Obviously my photography has taken a hit as I find a new balance getting my business up and running. I feel pretty good now after the first 6 weeks and I think that as we head into holiday travel I will be focusing more on my lens. After all, it is an amazing way to look at the world, capturing life as it sits in each moment.
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Taken a Hit
As I was catching up with my Postcards to Blog Camp group on flickr this morning, I thought to myself What?? It's the 13th of December and I haven't posted a single photo this month! That is a first for me in the last two years. So as I was sipping coffee and getting the kids ready for school, I opened iPhoto so that I could upload photos. I was shocked to see that I've taken precious few shots in the last two weeks. The vast majority were either barn kitty, gnomey or before and after Norwex shots that I could use at shows. Obviously my photography has taken a hit as I find a new balance getting my business up and running. I feel pretty good now after the first 6 weeks and I think that as we head into holiday travel I will be focusing more on my lens. After all, it is an amazing way to look at the world, capturing life as it sits in each moment.
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