I Wish I Knew Then What I Know Now!
A few weeks ago I received Sally Cronin’s invitation to participate in a series of posts that would explore the idea of “I Wish I Knew Then What I Know Now!” Sally Cronin writes: “I am sure like me, there have been times when you have wondered what difference might have been made to yourContinue reading “I Wish I Knew Then What I Know Now!”
Voices of The Air at the Abkhazi Garden
“Their garden became the focus of their own artistic creativity. Working with a magnificent site, they chose to explore its possibilities; not be stifled by its limitations… Later in life Peggy would admit that “the garden became our child.” The Land Conservancy The Abkhazi Garden is known as The Garden that Love Built. The storyContinue reading “Voices of The Air at the Abkhazi Garden”
A Light Exists in Spring
Happy Mother’s Day! This post is dedicated to my mother, Frances, on this special day. Last week, Frances, Sarah, and I visited Butchart Gardens located on Vancouver Island. It rained most of the day, bestowing a soft and gracious mist to the Gardens. The cool humidity of the day enhanced the diverse shades of treesContinue reading “A Light Exists in Spring”
Recuerdo by Edna St. Vincent Millay
Vancouver has two water taxi companies that run up and down False Creek, cross-crossing each other with graceful ease. The pilots seem to have a special language that only they know. From Hornsby Street and Granville Island to Spyglass Place and the Plaza of Nations, these taxis carry visitors from across the world, as wellContinue reading “Recuerdo by Edna St. Vincent Millay”
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Welcome to my Photo Blog! I have collected many photos over the years – some good, some not so good and some really not so good. I enjoy photography, especially the automatic point and snap kind, because it captures the essence of a moment in time that we want to remember. Memories are like old photography paper – they fade and become mellow with time. I leave the artistry to others, more proficient in the details of the art form. Welcome to my moments. Hopefully this will inspire you to leave your footprint in the “pixel sands” of time.
Rebecca
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Welcome to my Photo Blog
Every day we create history, simply by living. Time moves in one direction – ever forward. The only way to stop time – to crystalize a moment is when we take a photo
How many photos have you taken?
Do you remember the places, people, or stories behind the pictures? Photos are a record of the lives we live – they are a cultural reflection of our time in history. They are memories of who we are.
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