Comments on: The Morning Muse — Photo Story

By: Davina

Davina — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 05:33:27 +0000

Hey Robin, thanks!
I know what you mean. As much as I love photography, there is a certain pressure to not miss a shot when there is a camera nearby.

By: Robin

Robin — Thu, 16 Apr 2009 13:25:00 +0000

I like your little poem, Davina! That tree certainly invites some thoughtful words. I don't take a camera around very much, and consequently I miss lots of photos. I really don't like it when I am taking a picture or movie of something and discovered I have missed the event. Robin’s last blog post..Tomato Seeds And Delicious Fruit

By: Davina

Davina — Thu, 16 Apr 2009 05:24:01 +0000

Hi Lisa. I did read your story and thought it was fun. It reminds me of those days playing at the beach when I was little. Photography really opens up the imagination. It’s neat how a picture can tell so many different stories.

Hi Stacey.
Now the moments are capturing you :-)

By: Stacey / Create a Balance

Stacey / Create a Balance — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 22:18:29 +0000

I used to take my camera everywhere, but now I seem to simply live in the moment more than I capture the moment. Stacey / Create a Balance’s last blog post..Authentic Happiness Series - Part Three (Community)

By: LisaNewton

LisaNewton — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 13:11:50 +0000

With each photo I take, I try to put words to it, although not too many stories. However, I did do a story wrapped around a few photos. If you're interested, it's called A Boy and a Wave. One reason I love photography is because I love sharing what I see with everyone, who in turn shares a bit of themselves. LisaNewton’s last blog post..Torrey Pines, Dolphins, and another day in San Diego

By: Davina

Davina — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 06:49:19 +0000

Hi Natural.
Yah, I can see that maestro guy making beautiful music. You “don’t remember too much,” like… um a matching pair of shoes? :-) I’m still chuckling over your last post Natural. You have a fantastic sense of humour. I can’t wait to see the photographs you will come up with. Bring em on!

Hi Miguel.
The same thing happens with me. When I do take my camera with me, it’s usually when I’m on a holiday and it might see the light of day for one day if it’s lucky. You probably store experiences more than photographs… experiences that you just happen write about for you blog, right?

Hi Evita.
Thank you. I love your attitude about seeing and letting go. There is something to that. Can you imagine the camera dangling around your neck and your eyes darting feverishly around hunting for that elusive shot — the adrenaline pump? :-) I couldn’t relax. I can see how it would have been nice to grab a shot of that groundhog though. However, you have captured some amazing shots for your blog.

Hi Jannie.
Lol, I love your story! “Arse over tea kettle”… lordy, I’ve never heard that saying before. Well, that’s too bad about your camera Jannie :-( Maybe it’s time for a bigger and better one for you.