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Yesterday evening I was reading in the den when I realized I was wearing a green skirt, and the comforter across the room was also green, and why not just play with a little green photographic goodness? So I set the camera how I wanted it and asked George to stand on the sofa and click away while I twirled in a circle. Such an obliging man. :)
posted by Jeanne Damoff at
10:53 AM
I've been married for 31 years to George, a biologist, poet, and musician. We have three grown children, two children-in-law, and one grandchild who are my favorite people in the world. I'm a writer, speaker, choreographer, photographer, and musician. I love to laugh. In fact, I give points to anyone who makes me laugh out loud. (These points are very valuable. Everyone should strive to earn them. Starting now.) My other blog (the one for words) is accessible through my website at jeannedamoff.com. Come see me!
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8 Comments:
That's great! My husband thinks that my project photos are strange.
I really like how the twirling motion was captured.
Your husband is a good man!:)
Clever idea...
Hey, I was wondering if you ever got a publisher for your book "Parting the Waters". I would love to purchase a copy...is it available yet?
Nice muted green and clever!
Thanks, Karen. My husband already knows I'm strange, so nothing I ask surprises him. :)
Stacey, thanks for asking about the book. I approved the cover this week, and it should be available by September!
Thank you, Carletta.
I LOVE motion!!! And I'm excited to say that I've got a new blog to stalk!! Your photos are right up my ally, absolutely beautiful. You have a great eye. I'll be back!!
George is awesome! And you are creative beyond my abilities! What a great shot!
And Zane says thanks for the points. After I explained he couldn't really cash them in for anything. Unless we come to Texas. Then you're buying him ice cream.
I like that you let the motion show through in this instead of a sharp, frozen image. I've discovered the beauty of this by accident and now try to develop it a little more. I look forward to stopping by here to see what you post.
Don't all girls need to keep dancing? This shot makes me smile. As a mother of a soon-to-be 15 year old, I love to see her in moments like this. Just the way God intended her to be!
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