MERRY CHRISTMAS !
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| A Visit from St. Nicholas ... |
... not a creature was stirring ... and it's 7:30 am !
DJE
2017-12-25
2017-12-18
Photo of the Week 2017-12-18 MERRY CHRISTMAS !
MERRY CHRISTMAS !
Wishing all of my followers the very best for a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Keep Well and Stay Safe.
DJE
2017-12-11
Photo of the Week 2017-12-11
Clark Family Christmas 2017
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| the silly version |
It's been several years now that I've been photographing the Clark Family Christmas gathering, held this year at Bill & Cathy's in Scarborough. This year with 'ugly" Christmas sweaters and Christmas hats and head-wear, everyone eagerly anticipated photo time :-)
Usually they won't cooperate or stop chatting and fidgeting long enough to look at the camera all at the same time. This year was a fair bit better and I pulled off another Masterpiece ... well almost ;-)
Here's the serious version ...
You can see the timelapse assembled from some of the individual images I captured just to get a couple of good ones here ...
https://www.flickr.com/photos/dje-pix/38081463495
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year !
DJE
2017-12-04
Photo of the Week 2017-12-04
Quietly they sit unnoticed. Tucked away among many of their kind. They wait for their moment, for their turn to be liberated.
I'm speaking of those 'gems in the rough', those image captures that reside in your storage media. They've played their part and been backed up, racked up and stacked up, all in the name of archiving.
Then one day they catch your eye. Something has changed. Not with them, but with you, the photographer. Perhaps just the right amount of time has passed for them to suitably marinate in your subconscious. Perhaps you have been stirred by some recent work from another, words of an instructor-mentor, obtaining new skills in the craft or some other experience on the current leg of your Photographic Journey.
Once noticed, they command your creative attention and you work with them, on them, and when all is done ... sometimes they see the light of day.
DJE
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| above and below |
Then one day they catch your eye. Something has changed. Not with them, but with you, the photographer. Perhaps just the right amount of time has passed for them to suitably marinate in your subconscious. Perhaps you have been stirred by some recent work from another, words of an instructor-mentor, obtaining new skills in the craft or some other experience on the current leg of your Photographic Journey.
Once noticed, they command your creative attention and you work with them, on them, and when all is done ... sometimes they see the light of day.
DJE
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