One of the great things about photography, the colors you capture never fade. You can come back to your images again and again, and the colors remain the same. In the depths of winter, when life can seem monochromatic, this is a joy. Bright color is always to be found
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Oct 01, 2011 | Post by: Kat 13 Comments
In the Interest of Color
This morning I participated in the Scott Kelby Worldwide Photowalk, through with 1117 photo walks were planned in local communities today and tomorrow. The Corvallis photo walk was organized by one of my local photography friends, Jones Oliver. It was great to get out and meet other photographers! We had local
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Aug 30, 2011 | Post by: Kat 12 Comments
Finding Color and Space
From scooter love yesterday to Burano love today. I am sharing “color” today, in honor of the wonderful Rachael Taylor who has featured me on her blog. Rachael is a surface pattern designer I met at the Do What You Love Retreat in May. Her work is beautiful and simple, and she loves bright colors, just like me. Stop by
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Aug 24, 2011 | Post by: Kat 3 Comments
A New Day, A New Outlook
A new day has dawned, and my outlook has changed from fearful to ready to take on the world. Thank you all for the support and encouragement provided on yesterday’s post! It’s good to know that I am not alone, when those attacks of fear come along. So much wisdom
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Aug 22, 2011 | Post by: Kat 20 Comments
Deeper than the Eye
The heart sees deeper than the eye.- Found on my Yogi tea bag Friday Inspiration… sometimes elusive, other times abundant. As a creative person, I’m always aware of my sources of inspiration. It comes from the reading I do, the playing in my craft. It comes from exploring the world
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Aug 08, 2011 | Post by: Kat 16 Comments
The Return-from-Vacation Conundrum
So, I’m back from vacation. Back to the normal routine. Here I sit on a Monday morning, debating the ways to approach this week, where I have a lot to do after two weeks away… Do I jump in with both feet, and just try to get as much done
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