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  1. Now to me…there should be a way to make the viewfinder work to your benefit. Should photography be limited to the able-eyed and bodied? I think not.

    Here’s something else. I am beginning to feel like some of my best photography isn’t the traditional macro or the pretty flowers. Yes, I love them. I will always love them. But I’m getting an affinity for the grainy out of focus stupid shot that I never meant to take in the first place but which reveals some strange abstract I never noticed before. Might be worth stretching your imagination into that place, too.

    I don’t think we go from being healthy (or relatively healthy) to receiving a diagnosis like MS gently. I think it jars everything. Hard. All that was taken for granted, all that was aspired to, all that is hoped…changes. I’m glad you’re blogging it, because it reminds me especially to stay grateful and encouraging.

  2. This speaks to me and I LOVE this photo. Amazing. The fine details in life which elude so many, whether they be textures, colors, feelings, perspectives, experiences are uniquely yours. Thank you for sharing just a tidbit of yourself with us.

    • Thank you Lisa,

      I just noticed I did not have it set so it could be viewed large DOH so I am glad you commented or it would have gone unnoticed.

      Jan

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