2010 the daily post - photo journal

This gallery is collection of photographs, thoughts and quotes of what is happening in my little section of the world and how I see it. And even though I call this “The Daily Post” I may not be able to post daily. I travel every week so I’m not always at my computer to post, however I’m never without my camera! I hope you enjoy this gallery as much as I enjoy putting it together. So, here’s to 2010 and the way I see it.
Watermarking in place

12.15.10 = Strong foundation<br />
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After my whirl wind 1300 round trip to Pennsylvania and back, I came home to below 0 temperatures and 3” of snow, give or take. But it was all worthwhile to see and visit with my good friends again and the honor to shoot Suzette and Steve’s wedding. (Photos to come soon, I promise.) I’m so glad that I spent the extra day with Suzette and Steve because it gave me an opportunity to get to know Steve a bit better and see the strong foundation that they have to begin their new life together. (Staying the extra day was their idea. I would never intrude on newlywedness!) Knowing my love for old barns, stone walls and really, anything old with rust, they gave me a tour of the Pennsylvania countryside. This old stone church was built in 1754. It was used for worship and community gatherings. Steve told me they built it high on a hill so they could watch for Indians and they made the doors wide enough so they could get horses into it if need be. It’s still standing today. Amazing what a good solid, strong foundation can withstand. <br />
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“Because if you have a strong foundation like we have, then you and build or rebuild anything on it. But if you’ve got a weak foundation you can’t build anything.” Jack Scalia

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12.15.10 = Strong foundation

After my whirl wind 1300 round trip to Pennsylvania and back, I came home to below 0 temperatures and 3” of snow, give or take. But it was all worthwhile to see and visit with my good friends again and the honor to shoot Suzette and Steve’s wedding. (Photos to come soon, I promise.) I’m so glad that I spent the extra day with Suzette and Steve because it gave me an opportunity to get to know Steve a bit better and see the strong foundation that they have to begin their new life together. (Staying the extra day was their idea. I would never intrude on newlywedness!) Knowing my love for old barns, stone walls and really, anything old with rust, they gave me a tour of the Pennsylvania countryside. This old stone church was built in 1754. It was used for worship and community gatherings. Steve told me they built it high on a hill so they could watch for Indians and they made the doors wide enough so they could get horses into it if need be. It’s still standing today. Amazing what a good solid, strong foundation can withstand.

“Because if you have a strong foundation like we have, then you and build or rebuild anything on it. But if you’ve got a weak foundation you can’t build anything.” Jack Scalia

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fotomom
on December 16, 2010
Great find and shot! Sounds like a very worthwhile trip. I long to go to PA to find photo ops like this one!
fotoeffects
on December 16, 2010
Lovely composition!
Janet McQueen
on December 15, 2010
Beautiful shot, love the simplicity & the composition!
irishmurr
on December 15, 2010
Love this one! And sounds like you had a wonderful trip to PA!
sharkbayte
on December 15, 2010
beautiful! great capture!
agilitypics
on December 15, 2010
Well composed and the shapes and textures are terrific!

2010 the daily post - photo journal

fotomom

fotoeffects

Janet McQueen

irishmurr

sharkbayte

agilitypics