A Wheelchair View

After my husband and I separated last year I deemed 2012 as a year of losses. I found it to be appropriate as I lost my transportation, my job, my pets, and my home. I sold my camera equipment and many other beloved possessions to move back to my hometown and literally started over. When 2013 came my life was completely different. I had my own apartment, a new job and I declared it to be a year of taking chances. So I blew off the metaphorical dust off of my book manuscript and updated it and through the inspiration of my late best friend Jesi, I published Echoes Through Corridors Silence in Rooms. Jesi recently passed away due to a heart attack. So much of her life was unfinished at 40 years old. This only fuels my intensions for this year and even though she is not physically here to push me as she always has I still hear her voice saying, “Well? What are you waiting for?!” I have received amazing comments on my book and had many people thank me for helping them realize th...

Sunday Beams by Etha Walters I was greeted by sunbeams when I rounded this church in Hamilton. It was almost as if the sun was shining just to spotlight this little church. It made me think of how we worship and how taking this photograph was an act of worship itself. It serves as a testimony to the little things that make this world so beautiful. Sadly these little things are often drowned out by the hustle and bustle of life or out weighed by bills and problems and global catastrophes.