. . . and it's so hard to shake the fairy dust from my hair. Actually, I don't want the magic to end.
I came home from Squam with more than 600 photos.Bear with me as I sort through them.
. . . and it's so hard to shake the fairy dust from my hair. Actually, I don't want the magic to end.I came home from Squam with more than 600 photos.
I bet you had the best of times. Hope you post all 600!
ReplyDeleteand these two images
ReplyDeleteOH
SO magical
keep the fairy dust
spread it around
ALL your images
speak the language of glow
and joy...
xox - eb.
Wow, I just discovered Squam at wishstudio and added it to my favorite list. Can't wait to see your photos. Squam sounds magical and a place every artist should visit.
ReplyDeleteSafe and happy landings, Leslie !
ReplyDeleteI thought I saw some fairy dust on that stair case...
oh goody 600 pix and magic sounds like a great combination!!! cannot wait to see them all!
ReplyDeleteI was wondering where you were. Glad you had time to visit with the faeires and share in their magic. Looking forward to seeing your photos---
ReplyDeleteYour blog is so extraordiary. Your photographs literally jump off the screen each one telling wonderful stories. WOW. I wanted to ask if you use Adobe Lightbox II to catolog and wave your photographs? Also, when you take your photographs do you use RAW? Like I said your work is beyound awsome. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLovely to relive it all in your beautiful photos. Miss your laughter.
ReplyDeletewow already amazing photographer u...
ReplyDeleteHow funny we looked taking those shadow pictures. I still remember the laughter and childlike guiddiness and can't get over at the water and our shadows created art of their own.
ReplyDeleteThanks to you and your camera, of course :)