Wednesday, January 29, 2014

Week in Pictures

Not much has been going on around here. Just edit, edit, edit. Oh my gosh, I hate my book right now. I love it and I hate it. So happy it's with my editor, Summer, and out of my hands. Now I can clean the house and think about other things. Give me a few weeks and I'll love it again, but not now. Definitely, not now. 

I did have a chance to take the kids to the nature park down the road, and of course I brought my trusty little camera. Glad I did, because some of these shots are my favorite so far. Hope you enjoy them, and have a beautiful day!


The moon and the morning star

Trees with a view

Peanut brittle ice

Shadow path

Hansel and Gretel

Boots and stripes

The slope

Forest girl

The Altar

Ice Stream

Cloud ice


Thanks for stopping by!

8 comments:

  1. I've never even taken a decent picture of the moon, and there's one with the moon and Mars, or Saturn. Wow. Great picture, Not tooooooo cold in Texas, we see.

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    1. I guess you're right, that's a planet up there. So pretty this week! And yes, it was warm the day I took these--Sunday—but that's all changed and we're due for snow starting tomorrow night. Yeck.

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  2. Love your pictures Amy. You've got quite a talent with that little camera.

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    1. Thank you, Molly! It's nice to have something else to do with my time. Helps distract me a bit, and yeah, they're turning out halfway decent. Now, I just need to take pictures of something else beside the sky and the forest, haha.

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  3. ...wonderful pics, Amy. I showed them to my wife who works in photography. Her words, "Inspiring, well done."

    El

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    1. Ah, nice! Thanks so much for telling me that, Elliot, it made my day. And tell your wife thank you as well!

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  4. Good to see your daughter walking around in non-Icelandic clothes. It's gloves, scarf, and overcoat weather here!!!

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    1. That was a very nice day. I took them to three parks because I knew the weather would go sour in just a matter of a day, and it did. So glad we got out and enjoyed the warmer temps.

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