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Butterfly Wings Slowly Move

on June 08, 2020

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Forest of One Tree

PhotoPoetry Journal Vol. 1 - 2020 Lockdown

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When One Door Closes Another Opens

Door Closes, Another Opens When one door closes , another opens ; but we often look so long and so regretfully upon the closed door that we do not see the one which has opened for us. Alexander Graham Bell When one door closes, another one opens, so they say. Breathe. Well the time is right. I finally took the big step(s) on my personal photography journey: (1) I started a new Facebook business page: Wendy H. Blomseth Fine Art Photography that will be a new platform to promote my fine art photography endeavors in addition to this blog and my identity at http://www.mnartists.org/wendy-h-blomseth Instagram, Pinterest and Twitter, etc. I've got a lot of work to do on it but I am excited to confidently build this brand. (2) It seemed only fitting and proper, therefore, that I immediately proceeded without hesitation to finally delete the InBeaute Photography business page that I had held onto for so many extra years after we actually closed down

A Virtual Hug Coming Your Way

It's warm today but the weather will change and you'll wish you had a warm scarf or shawl that will arrive with my virtual hug. Wrap yourself up, feel my virtual hug and yes, go ahead and hug yourself. You deserve it. https://shopvida.com/collections/wendyhblomseth

How Do I Love Thee?

Falling In Love, 2016 "How do I love thee? Let me count the ways... I love thee to the level of every day’s Most quiet need, by sun and candle-light. For the artist who falls in love with their own work ... "thee" can be anything, from a person to a plant. Today, it was the Light. Capital "L." For me, a life long photographer, it's always been and always will be about the Light. At around 5 :00 pm today the angle of the sun created a beautiful light and shadow pattern illuminating the fabric that still hung from last week's portrait session. It was truly breathtaking and caused an internal alarm that almost shook me. I literally fell in love at first sight. But I knew that I had a finite amount of time to create the artistic still life portrait I desired. I started with the beautiful flowers purchased last week from Bachman's that were still looking good eight days later. I loved seeing them each and every d

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