Halloween Ghost

It's official.  I have caught a ghost on film, and on Halloween even.

Out-Takes, February

Out-Takes, April

This was from the Dallas Arboretum in April.  I love the Dallas Arboretum so much.  It gives me much needed color and beauty year round, the fact that its 5 minutes from the house, well, that's just an added benefit.  I take so many of my photos there.  

Day 365: Farewell...

I won, I finished, I completed a journey.  I feel like this is the "flower on the casket" of this 365 day challenge.  A farewell to a wonderful experience.

I think I'm going to take a break from the everyday photo and but not from photography.  I'm going to start another challenge, probably the first of the year, but customized.  Until then I'll keep posting here, on my flickr and I'll see you on Twitter.  I'm going to show some of the things that didn't make the cut.  Some experiments and who knows what else.

The one thing that I get to take with me above all else from this 365 day challenge.  The friends I've made along the way.  Thank you for all the encouragement over the last year.  You guys are amazing!

Day 364: Let your light shine down.

With the exception of changing this to greyscale, I didn't alter this photo.  I am intrigued by this cemetery & wanted to capture this fallen headstone.  The cemetery is locked and behind a big iron fence so I just took a few snaps with the 50 mm lens and when I downloaded the photos was surprised to find this.  It truly looks like a light shining down from heaven.  How can I not post this divine shot?

Day 363: Fire Hydrant

Day 362: Cracked

Day 361: Foggy Morning

Day 360: Changing

Day 359: Reflections

Day 358: Rowing at Sunrise

Day 357: Cannon

Its not metal its wood - creatively post processed.  One day, I'm going to get the perfect picture of this old clock, but until then, this is a little corner of the beautifully carved mantle clock.

Day 356: A different view

I usually hug the tree and shoot up, this time I put my back to it.  Its lovely to try a different perspective.

Day 355: Fall Staircase

Day 354: Slow