2012 the daily post - photo journal

2012 begins the forth year of my somewhat, Daily Post. It's a gallery or photo journal, of my photography that reflects the in's and out's, the up's and down's and everthing in between. Some days the photo's may be better than the commentary, while other days, the commentary is much better than the photo. No promises that either will be very good. Anyway, it's my way. It's about what's going on in my little section of this crazy world. Enjoy! Kris :D

*The images in this gallery are low resolution and sized for viewing on your computer. Please contact me should you want to purchase an image for print.

03.28.12 = Hope<br />
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This photo is a re-post for my friend Barb. I originally posted this photo back in 2010; she saw my post and sent me a note asking if she could purchase it as a gift for her sister. It seems that her sister had been diagnosed with lung cancer and this photo somehow spoke to her. I was extremely honored and humbled by the request. You see, I know first-hand just how special sisters are and the thought of one of them going through this, well… I don’t think I could be as brave or as strong as Barb. She also asked if I could put one of my quotes at the bottom as well. After a few suggestions, she settled on one I wrote just for her and this photo; even more humbling. I’m sorry to say that Barb lost her sister this past weekend. I sent her a note with my sympathies and you know what she wrote back. “Every time I walk into my sister’s room and see your photo I think of you.” That’s funny because, every time I see this photo, I think of her and her sister and all the things they have done to shine a light on this terrible disease. They say that everything in life happens for a reason. I see and now understand the reason that God put in that place at that specific time to capture that sky. I see and understand why Barb liked that image. But I don’t see and understand how a sister, wife and mother, who never smoked, was taken with far too much life left. Maybe someday I will understand, I guess we all need to keep Hope alive. <br />
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“Hope shines brightest for those who believe.” k dunlap

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03.28.12 = Hope

This photo is a re-post for my friend Barb. I originally posted this photo back in 2010; she saw my post and sent me a note asking if she could purchase it as a gift for her sister. It seems that her sister had been diagnosed with lung cancer and this photo somehow spoke to her. I was extremely honored and humbled by the request. You see, I know first-hand just how special sisters are and the thought of one of them going through this, well… I don’t think I could be as brave or as strong as Barb. She also asked if I could put one of my quotes at the bottom as well. After a few suggestions, she settled on one I wrote just for her and this photo; even more humbling. I’m sorry to say that Barb lost her sister this past weekend. I sent her a note with my sympathies and you know what she wrote back. “Every time I walk into my sister’s room and see your photo I think of you.” That’s funny because, every time I see this photo, I think of her and her sister and all the things they have done to shine a light on this terrible disease. They say that everything in life happens for a reason. I see and now understand the reason that God put in that place at that specific time to capture that sky. I see and understand why Barb liked that image. But I don’t see and understand how a sister, wife and mother, who never smoked, was taken with far too much life left. Maybe someday I will understand, I guess we all need to keep Hope alive.

“Hope shines brightest for those who believe.” k dunlap

Hope