Simple can be beautiful.

I've discovered my windows lately and have been using it to frame off things in my shots. This one is the tulips the girl and I picked up last weekend. They opened beautifully. I'm glad I was able to capture them before they are completely wilted.

Just made me think. 

Perhaps I should retake the shot with the 5dmiii. Well, there's always tomorrow.

Forever Chasing Light

I am forever chasing light. In my life, and in my love of photography. 

I'm trying to reinvent myself this year. Trying to be better, in every way. Let's see how I do, shall we?

There's a corner in my head, a far removed place, my happy place

Where no one else exists but me.

Sometimes, I escape to that place. It's necessary.

Thought of the day

One day soon, I will only be a part of her life instead of being her everything.

The thought of it breaks my heart into a million pieces...

The Red Center

Finally made it back to Australia before the end of last year. Completely different trip from the one we took five years ago, when we were tourists during the day, and partied every.single.night. It was a trip without kids.  Oh, how I missed those times.

This time around though, as if planned, we all have kids about the same age.  So, everything we did were centered around the kids. It wasn't bad, just different.  It was fun in a wholesome kind of way.

One of the highlights of the trip was making it to the red center.  Here are some of my favorite pictures from Ayers Rock.

LOVED the camel ride! 

Kata Tjuta

The kid at Ayers Rock

The path to Uluru

The magnificent Ayers Rock.

While the sun is setting just behind me, a rainbow forms just above the monolith, during a thunderstorm. What you don't see is the full moon, just to the left of this frame.  It was an awesome last day at the red center.