Writer & Photographer | Halifax, Canada
We’re getting into a weird time of year.
On one hand, the leaves have been amazing. I think I mentioned it before, but the last few years, it felt like the trees went from green to brown to bare with no stops in between. That hasn’t been the case this year.
Less than one hundred days left to go in this particular project, and I’m starting to wonder what comes next.
It’s funny, how quickly autumn has snuck up on me. It’s not just the way I’ve suddenly (finally!) got to shift away from all-flowers-all-the-time—the light is changing (or disappearing entirely), my routines are changing, all of it.
I’ve stopped worrying about all the flower photos. They’re pretty enough, and very soon I won’t have a choice; I’ll have to branch out. The flowers aren’t going to last much longer. Even the ones in this batch are starting to feel very autumnal to me.
It’s been an interesting couple of weeks. I’ve been: realizing | ordering | having | wishing | regrouping | turning | trying | solving | getting | starting
The last two weeks went by in a flash, but they’ve been really good. I’ve been: wishing | wondering | realizing | feeling | trying | looking | realizing | finding | loving | drinking
Getting to this a little late, but I’ve been: watching | spending | making | trying | having | getting | listening | craving | starting | realizing
I usually do these updates every two weeks. Or so. Emphasis on or so.
Anyway. I’ve been: digging | getting | struggling | wondering | hoping | thinking | starting | knowing | feeling
Admittedly, this hasn’t been the most interesting week for photography. It started off strong, but, as I mentioned before: it’s really difficult to come up with something interesting to photograph when you’re not feeling great.
Sorry I’ve been so quiet the last couple of weeks. I’ve been: getting | rearranging | breaking | filling | slacking | feeling | making | thinking | checking | adding
