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52 Weeks - One Photo a Week - One Woman - One Camera - One Will to do This. Friday, August 14, 2015. Week 2 - A Part of Me. I design and sell quilt patterns. Quilts are a huge part of me. They seem to have a life of their own with me. Friday, August 14, 2015. Wednesday, August 5, 2015. Week 1, My - Before and After. We fish the same spots and it was so fun to see all the changes in nature over the past two weeks.

This is one of the buildings I photographed in our walk. The services were exposed on the outside of the building freeing up the interior. There were cranes and building going on everywhere.

If animals could speak, the dog would be a blundering outspoken fellow, but the cat would have the rare grace of never saying a word too much. The first photo I took of her after drying her off from the rain. Rainy Friday night, I heard a plaintive wail coming from my back yard. The sound was coming from this little 6 day old kitten. We embarked on a 4-week journey of bottle feeding and pottying. Always looking for what is next.

A theme based photo blog. I loved the bright yellow color of this sailboat that I took today at the Cortez Fishing Village. Week 2 39 Rainy Day. Looking for the beauty in the afternoon showers. But looking on the positive side I got to enjoy three amazing mornings and by the third try I got my shot. I say try until you get it right! July 30, 2015.

A weekly theme photo blog. I look forward to sharing photos with other 52 week challengers. Thank you in advance for your comments that will hopefully encourage me and help me become a better photographer. Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.

Hello world is such an appropriate title. It has opened a whole new world of something I have always wanted to do. However, doing this blog was not something I had planned on doing. Carolyn I think I will be thanking you for the push to do it.

Origins of that castle date back to the 8th century, following conquest of the Iberian Peninsula by Moors from North Africa.

I told my 11 year-old daughter that I had this blog project that I needed her help with once again, and that the topic was tiny world.