bees, bloom, Butterflies, gratitude, nature, nature photography, Observations of the Illusion, roses23 Comments

Saturday Symphony/Photography

October 7, 2017October 8, 2017 dweezer19

After a couple of weeks without an adventure, I was bound and determined to get out with the camera today and seek that which soothes my soul. It was so hot, humid and sweltering; but I was there and so … Continue reading Saturday Symphony/Photography

Butterflies, color of love, desire, ecstasy, love, nature photography, Observations of the Illusion, Photography, poetry, tender love16 Comments

Ethereal/Poetry/Photography

September 18, 2017September 18, 2017 dweezer19

For hell is heaven

and heaven be

our bodies mingled

in ecstasy! Continue reading Ethereal/Poetry/Photography

bird photography, birds, Butterflies, Butterfly effect, conservation, Flower photography, human nature, music, nature, nature photography, Observations of the Illusion, Photography, poetry, rose photography, seabirds, turtles13 Comments

Rhyme and Reason

September 4, 2017September 4, 2017 dweezer19

Where does the butterfly sleep at night

when its heartbeat slows and ends its flight?
Continue reading Rhyme and Reason

#wordlesswednesday, beauty, Butterflies, Flower photography, nature photography, Observations of the Illusion, Photography, Photography errors17 Comments

Am I Blue?/Photography/#Wordless Wednesday

August 30, 2017August 30, 2017 dweezer19

Continue reading Am I Blue?/Photography/#Wordless Wednesday

#wordlesswednesday, Butterflies, Flower photography, nature photography, Observations of the Illusion, Photography6 Comments

Someday/#wordlesswednesday

August 22, 2017 dweezer19

Thank you beautiful ladies of Celtic Woman. Continue reading Someday/#wordlesswednesday

beauty, Butterflies, Butterfly effect, conservation, Flower photography, nature, Observations of the Illusion, Photography31 Comments

The Butterfly Effect/Photography

August 20, 2017August 20, 2017 dweezer19

There is a theory that came into popularity some 50 years ago when Edward Lorenz, a meteorology professor at MIT, was simulating weather patterns in a computer. He left his office for a cup of coffee and when he … Continue reading The Butterfly Effect/Photography