Here I am on Day 39 in my year of walks, about 1/10th of the way through this journey, but let's not get ahead of ourselves. I made a little milestone leap tonight, going from my usual 1 or 1.5 mile walks, to a full 2 mile walk. It didn't take much longer, and I'll get it up to 3 before too long. But if you remember, it's not the DISTANCE of the walk, it's the QUALITY of the walk, and today... I got quality. An unexpected thing happened today. I put in 2 full miles! A first!
I never planned on this shot, but it's sort of cool, in a creepy way. I had to prop my camera on a fencepost, and it sort of shot at an "up" angle. With the tree in front of my face, I knew I just had to turn it into black and white to get that cool creepiness. I think it works. This'll be the back cover of my horror novel. WHEN I write it.
This bottom row of wavy clouds looks sort of like a musical stanza. Go ahead and put your own notes in there and write your own song.
This was a little Disney moment. This guy came down to check me out.
Next walk this way, I'll bring him some treats!
I met this interesting guy and his dog. (I think he looks a little like Bill Paxton, don't you?)
Don't they look happy? This is Win, and his dog Koby. Win tole me that usually they run, but tonight he was breaking in a new pair of boots. My good fortune. I told him about my journey and how this time it worked because I had incorporated photography into my walks.
He told me that his son just did a report on Thomas Edison, and Edison used to say that as long as you're failing, it means you're still trying. LESSON LEARNED.
I asked if I could take their picture for my blog and they happily obliged. Thanks guys. Walk on. And I will too.
I never planned on this shot, but it's sort of cool, in a creepy way. I had to prop my camera on a fencepost, and it sort of shot at an "up" angle. With the tree in front of my face, I knew I just had to turn it into black and white to get that cool creepiness. I think it works. This'll be the back cover of my horror novel. WHEN I write it.
This bottom row of wavy clouds looks sort of like a musical stanza. Go ahead and put your own notes in there and write your own song.
This was a little Disney moment. This guy came down to check me out.
Next walk this way, I'll bring him some treats!
I met this interesting guy and his dog. (I think he looks a little like Bill Paxton, don't you?)
Don't they look happy? This is Win, and his dog Koby. Win tole me that usually they run, but tonight he was breaking in a new pair of boots. My good fortune. I told him about my journey and how this time it worked because I had incorporated photography into my walks.
He told me that his son just did a report on Thomas Edison, and Edison used to say that as long as you're failing, it means you're still trying. LESSON LEARNED.
I asked if I could take their picture for my blog and they happily obliged. Thanks guys. Walk on. And I will too.
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