Dailies

These images are ones shot to post in the daily community on smugmug. I've been participating in this community for about six years. For the first few years, I tried to always post a shot taken either that day or the day before. Now, although I try to shoot everyday, I don't necessarily post the images on the same day they are shot.

Just processed shot of the inside an old abandoned house in Cripple Creek, Colorado. I liked the decay, as well as the patterns made by the shadows.<br />
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Goodness! Phil and I were astounded by the response to his shot of me taking photos of Horseshoe Bend. I figured you all would find the story and the photo somewhat humorous but I never imagined so many of you would think I was courageous and brave. I certainly did not feel brave. I felt pretty much like a pansy at the time. It does make me feel better to know that a lot of you share my fear of heights. Just prior to my taking this shot, there was a group of young folks there walking right along the edge and horsing around. It scared me witless. I am always amazed at the number of people who seem to have no fear of heights at all. Nonetheless, I am truly grateful for your amazing response to the image. It got more comments in a single day than any shot I've ever posted. I guess I should have Phil take all the pictures from now on. Thanks to you all.<br />
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I hope you are having a good week at work or wherever else you are.

1380 / 1959

Just processed shot of the inside an old abandoned house in Cripple Creek, Colorado. I liked the decay, as well as the patterns made by the shadows.

Goodness! Phil and I were astounded by the response to his shot of me taking photos of Horseshoe Bend. I figured you all would find the story and the photo somewhat humorous but I never imagined so many of you would think I was courageous and brave. I certainly did not feel brave. I felt pretty much like a pansy at the time. It does make me feel better to know that a lot of you share my fear of heights. Just prior to my taking this shot, there was a group of young folks there walking right along the edge and horsing around. It scared me witless. I am always amazed at the number of people who seem to have no fear of heights at all. Nonetheless, I am truly grateful for your amazing response to the image. It got more comments in a single day than any shot I've ever posted. I guess I should have Phil take all the pictures from now on. Thanks to you all.

I hope you are having a good week at work or wherever else you are.