I finally have flowers and shrubs budding in my yard to photograph. I never realized how quickly things can change in nature when the conditions are right. One evening I was pointing out the daffodils that were just getting ready to bud to my children, and the next evening when my children went to check on the progress then told me that they had already opened. This realization has really made me focus on what I want to photograph in my yard before it changes, so that I don't miss the opportunity. It also has taught my children and myself to really look at what were are seeing because it may be completely different tomorrow.
This blog is about my study of photography and using it to teach an appreciation for nature. I want to get people of all ages back in touch with what is right outside their window and appreciate the wonders around them. I also include experiences from parenting my own children and how I have helped them appreciate and care for the natural world.
"Remember to Live, Laugh and Love"
All images and writings are copywritten by Daniele Sharpe unless stated othewise.
When we left for our week-long trip to Hawaii, many of the trees that line the streets in our neighborhood were completely bare. By the time we got home, they were full of green leaves. I almost didn't recognize them!
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