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I love the 'Life Lessons' flowers give us. You might recall my series with Daffodils and other flowers last spring. My goal in the near future is to write a book on Life Lessons from Flowers. :)
However, in looking at these emerging buds, I'm reminded how much growth is still inside of us. Sometimes we feel stagnant, but there's so much inside of us to spring forth. Flowers show off their greatest beauty and their wonderful personalities once they bloom. We can stay inside our cocoons, neatly tucked away, and in control, or take a risk, come forth, and be all we were intended to be. When we decide to graduate, we leave the 'people pleasing' behind and show off our real colors!
WELCOME and thanks for visiting!
For anyone interested, my recent work is now on my WEBSITE: http://www.barbarakilephoto.com/
My SPOTLIGHT Images: http://barbarakile.aminus3.com/featured/
'The Art of Flower Photography' is a new Spotlight gallery with images from some of Aminus3's best flower photographers and a tutorial on how to make great flower images:
http://www.aminus3.com/theme/flower-photography-tutorial/
@B. Thomas: Thanks, Barbara. We can all learn from each other!
@Anita: Thank you, creative one! Having met you in person, I know the world needs your gifts.
@Eric Cousineau: Thanks for the comment and support, Eric!
@Mary: Thanks, Mary. Fear is the roadblock to anything positive in our lives for sure. Keep singing through your work!
@daniela scharnowski: Thank you, Daniela, you and your work are inspiring!
@Tracy: Thanks, Tracy! It is about the ears and heart isn't it? As Nancy Rotenberg used to say - keep leading with your heart!
@Denny Jump Photo: Thanks, Denny and that SO true! Society would lead us to believe that if you're over 50 you're useless. Not so! :)
@Judy aka L@dybug: Thank you Judy - and you have the permission of all of us to break out!
@franz: Thanks, Franz
@Elaine Hancock: Thanks, Elaine - and I will do that. Just taking that first step is the most difficult! Thinking of an e-book first. :)
@Karen Messick: Thank you, Karen!
@Tomas Turecek: Thanks, Tomas! Thinking of an 'e-book' which would be easy for people to get! And, you picked up on something very true - I'm seeing it in the middle image. The mature one is in the background - out of focus, showing the distance. Good observation!
@Karin Buus: Thanks, yankee buddy! :)
@Dokmateo: Thanks so much!
@Judy aka L@dybug: Appreciate it, Judy!
@Elaine Hancock: Thank you, Elaine!
@Magda: Thank you, Magda!
@john4jack: Thank you, Jack!
@omid: Thanks so much!
@Aubélia: Very thankful, Aubelia!
@janina: Thank you, Janina! I have a few snippets on Am3. Now to find the time to write!
@Enzo: Thank you!
@Sam: Thanks, Sam. Come visit again!
@franz: Appreciate your comment! Thanks.
@gootchai: Thank you so much!
@DIMITRIOS: A nice comment, Dimitrios! Thanks!
@sawsengee: Thanks, night person! :)
@Calusarus: Thank you very much!
@Bettina: Thanks, Bettina!
@Barbara Lee: Thanks, Barbara!
@ORBIT: Thanks so much!
@Marleen: Thank you very much, Marleen!
@Phil David Morris, 2012: Thank you, Phil!
@DULCIE: So true! Thanks, Dulcie.
@Digital Sojourn: Thank you, and stop by again! :)
@Loner: Thanks so much!
@Mike: Thanks, Mike!
@Maggy: Merci!
@Jerry - a moment in time [...]: Appreciate it, Jerry!
@Riccardo: Thanks so much!
@BlindPoet: Thank you and best of luck with your book. Fun to write our thoughts from time to time.
@Japanalia: Thank you, Gabriela! Looking forward to your buds presenting themselves!
