Some of you who have been following my blog for many years may recall that I started it as a photo journaling experience. I had gotten a new camera and wanted to write about the photos I took. It sort of evolved over the years and morphed into the rather eclectic set of writings of more recent times.
One of the things I have missed with having a bum knee is that I haven’t really been able to do nearly as much walking and photo taking as I did back in the day. It was a lovely habit. In spite of the fact that I walked nearly the same terrain all the time, there was always something new and interesting to photograph all through the year. This is the Lord’s doing and it is marvelous in our eyes. Psalm 118:23
I still haven’t done much outside photography lately, but I picked up my Nikon camera a few days ago to capture some things from inside the house.
The birds finally forgave us for neglecting the bird feeder for much of the winter.
The theme of neglect also pertains to the poinsettia.
I’m sorry that you won’t be able to see what I saw when I took this photo. There was a glowing pastel sunset happening, the wind was gently blowing our wind chime back and forth and it all looked positively dreamy through our front door. I literally did not see how dirty the door glass was until I saw the photo. More neglect, I’m afraid. This is becoming a distressing theme. Let’s move on.
The same dreamy sunset across the street…
…and in the windows of the apartment building across the street.
Photographs really can’t compare with reality.
I’ll probably neglect to delete this in the morning.
Lynniebeemuseoday 
I enjoy your photos, but I do know what the you mean that often photos do not catch the “real picture” you see with your eyes. But you are good at capturing interesting some very interesting snippets! Thanks for sharing.
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Thanks!
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