This desire and love of photography has increased since I started reading more blogs. I love looking at the photos people post. I also enjoy asking and reading about their camera choices. Unfortunately, this has recently led me feelings of insecurity about my own photos and a
Since this was not a place I wanted to be, in a state of insecurity and jealousy, I needed to turn my negative thoughts into positive actions. How could I make my own photos more creative, without buying an expensive camera that I would probably be intimidated to use? How could I make my everyday photos more exciting, more artistic?
The answer. Combine my desire take more creative photos with the 30-Day Scripture Challenge. As a result, I have been searching my daily surroundings in an effort to find crosses in unexpected places. In yesterday's post, the cross I photographed was actually a drain pipe. Today, I present to you...the window pane cross. On it, I have placed my verse to represent the word strength.
Do you have any dreams? What do you wish for, unreachable or not? Are you an iPhone photographer, like me?
///// and now it's time for...
the Saturday Morning Coffee Blog Hop!
Why not do a little blog hopping before your day gets started?
Meet your Host
MORGAN at Quite the Blog
And your Co-Host (ME)!
HOW IT WORKS:
- Follow host and co-hosts on Google Friend Connect (GFC)
- Add the "Saturday Morning Coffee" button to your Saturday blog post (your post can be about anything)
- Add your blog link to the bottom
- Tweet about it!
- Share it on Facebook!
- Go see what your fellow Saturday Morning Coffee blog hops are up to!
- Have fun!
Happy Saturday!
8 comments:
That window pane cross is awesome!I too want to be a great photographer. I've seen some really shots that other people have taken. I cannot compare my novice abilities to theirs so my only desire is to capture MY perfect perspective of whatever it is I choose to capture! Be inspired!
Gosh I know what you mean about what can happen when you look at other people's photos. I went through a serious phase like this! I'm glad you've turned your passion into something that works for you right now :) Blessings!
The FBI would be glad to have you!
Thanks for sharing this verse, it's so encouraging and I'm sure you'll be a wonderful photographer!
Ginny
mynewfavoriteoutfit.blogspot.com
I know how you feel as well Sybil when it comes to comparing your work to others. I took a photography class last year and I can look at my pics now and think wow I took that?! But during the class it felt like I didn't have a clue of what I was doing compared to everyone else, even though my instructor often used my pics from our assignments among those that "got it right" so to speak.
I think a lot of it i not only the beauty of the photo but the story that the photography tells. I just happened to see this photo on Instagram prior to your post and thought to myself great pic because it matches the scripture you've paired it with.
And the good thing about you being an Instagram photographer is that you can get a feel for it and see if the larger investment would be worth it to you in the end so I say that's a smart way to go about starting!
What a great verse. Thanks for sharing.
I can relate to all of this!! Yes just about all but the small feet..see I am the opposite my feet are pretty much the only things (well my feet and hands) about me that are small. I feel so off balance. I can even wear my 8 year olds socks etc. Yeah it is sad.
I also LOVE what you are doing with your photos! It is simply amazing!!!! And i would of never guessed you didnt have some high-tech camera. you have skills :)
Love the verse too :)
Stopping by from the Saturday Morning Blog Hop! Thanks for co-hosting :) Love your blog and this post! I'd love for you to stop by my blog and say hi if you get the chance. Have a wonderful weekend!
xo,
Stephanie
Diary of a Debutante
www.stephanieziajka.blogspot.com
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