A friend asked me today if I was wishing for spring. She was referring to me likely wanting new material to shoot for this Project 365 challenge. Truth be told, although I am learning lots about my camera, and thoroughly enjoying the challenge, she echoed the very thought I've wrestled with as of late. Winter has not been very "scenic" here in northern New England this year. So here's a new take on a previous theme. My day #20 photo featured this glass in a container alongside my containers of brown and clear sea glass. I think it's much more interesting spread out like this, though! (Keep an eye out for the clear and brown in a similar spread!)Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Green Sea Glass
A friend asked me today if I was wishing for spring. She was referring to me likely wanting new material to shoot for this Project 365 challenge. Truth be told, although I am learning lots about my camera, and thoroughly enjoying the challenge, she echoed the very thought I've wrestled with as of late. Winter has not been very "scenic" here in northern New England this year. So here's a new take on a previous theme. My day #20 photo featured this glass in a container alongside my containers of brown and clear sea glass. I think it's much more interesting spread out like this, though! (Keep an eye out for the clear and brown in a similar spread!)
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How very beautiful!
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