So, its been a week since my last post. I was planning on blogging on Wednesday but I had to house sit until late last night.

So while I was house sitting, I took the opportunity to do some much needed photo-editing. I had a bunch of TTV shots that I needed to crop, etc. As I was going through the images, I realized that I am beginning to improve.

For those who don't know, my computer was broken for a good 3 weeks, and in that time I had multiple photo outings. So, by the time I got my computer back all my memory cards were full. As I looked through the hundreds of images I had, I realized that, with each photo outing, the number of good, usable shots increased. All of this leads to the overwhelming amount of photo-editing I had/have to do. That is really exciting and encouraging. I had been feeling a bit discouraged as of late with the way my images had been turning out.

While I was off work with my hip injury, I had the chance to have a photo day with my Best friend Mandy. There is this barn that I pass every day on my commute to and from work, its dilapidated and there is tall grass and old barbed wire fences etc., I had wanted to stop and photograph there every time I saw it but didn't have the guts to do the trespassing by myself. So, when Mandy and I went on our photo adventure together we went there. Here are two of the decent TTV's I got there:

While on our photo adventure we also went to sugarloaf mountain and took some different shots around the base of the mountain. I got a lot of interesting shots here, and because the roads were pretty deserted I was able to get some cool ones of the road. So below are a few of my favorite shots from that location.

We had SO much fun on this photo adventure (besides Mandy's getting hurt). I wish I had another day like this, where I'm off work and I can roam around with my best friend and take pictures of anything and everything I see.

My next post will have images from another adventure with Mandy.

Hint about the location in the next post: It use to be an amusement park, but is now a cultural center.