1. Your photos are fabulous. How did you get your start in photography and what kind of camera do you use?
Thanks for the compliment...I was ten years old when I got my first camera, we lived in the country, so nature surrounded me. So I photographed everything from closeups of leaves to my brother and sisters. From that point I knew I was a visual artist, and my tool would be a camera. After high school, I went to art collage to study commercial photography, I tended to break a lot of rules, but I had been doing that my whole life. I have used many different styles of cameras, before digital, my favorite was a Hasselblad, which I adore, but my work horses now are Nikon's, in our new world of digital.
2. What do you consider your greatest achievement?
Wow! What a question...I am only 41 years,I guess to use the gifts I was given, to make the world better, in just a small way.
3. Other than your loved ones, what is your most treasured possession?
I feel I don't posse anything, things are things....but i truly adore the gardens that surround my home, for they have been my best teachers in life.
4. Which living person do you most admire and why?
My sweet mother, for she showed me through her life, all you have to be is you.
5. Before blogging, what, if any, was your main mode of personal expression?
I have been journeying for the last twenty years, and of course through my photography, the greatest part about blogging is I get to combine my feeling, and expressions together and share creatively.
Here's the directions:
1. Leave me a comment saying, "Interview me."
2. I will respond by emailing you five questions. (I get to pick the
questions).
3. You will update your blog with the answers to the questions.
4. You will include this explanation and an offer to interview
someone else in the same post.
5. When others comment asking to be interviewed, you will ask
them five questions.
first of all the line up..from left to right...Me & Lacy...Nelle(my sis) & Cinch....Carol(my mom) & Pepper..aka...bar bitch..my mom rescued her from a bar, in northern Montana.
In the winter months, there is a room upstairs that gets the western light, soft and perfect for keeping my tropics alive, and also where my bulb collection grows...slowly, for there is growth everyday, I have found that this growth has become as beautiful as the flower at the end.
"the beautiful is everywhere: perhaps more in the arrangement of your saucepans on the white walls of your kitchen than in your eighteenth-century living room or in the official museums."
good health
working on my lovely list of creative ventures for the month of January....OK to be honest I am still finishing up jobs from last week...I tell myself when the bread & butter is done than I get to channel my self to whimsical creative conscience....no worries, no fear, no pain, just that bliss state that allows me to just be... to all my creative humans...may you find time to just be...
