Time Midnight.... Here's what it looks like in my neck of the woods. Take a look out your window, what do you see...SNOW. I love it!
Author: Gail Schechter
I love taking pictures and writing about them!
I have a blog that I write about my pictures
http://grs614photo.com
I have a site where you can look at my pictures
http://grs614.zenfolio.com
My 365 Project
http://gailsphotoblog.wordpress.com/
I am
Married
2 kids
1 dogs
Live in Massachusetts
Still life….or NOT
Our assignment today was to bring in something to photograph. My friend Susan suggested I bring in a flower arrangement. So, I went to Winston's and picked out a plant. I picked this plant because I thought it looked interesting. I told the salesperson I would be taking it to class to photograph I asked [...]
First post….Continued
I had totally forgotten that I had written the Governor a note, praising one of his employees. I think I told him how she went out of her way to make sure I knew my phone was safe and how I could retrieve it.I then went on to tell him about the parking ticket I [...]
One Crack, Two Bam
As long as I can remember my mother played Mah Jongg. Saturday and Wednesday during the day, Monday in the evening. During the day they would arrive at around 11:00 eat lunch, and then play for most of the day. They took turns playing at each others homes,and served very nice lunches. In particular they [...]
New York City
After dinner on Friday night, I persuaded my husband to take a walk with me. Earlier in the day I notice Bloomingdales "all lit up". I really needed to have a look at it in the night. Off we went. Me with my camera, tripod, and the dog afraid of everything, David with the confident [...]
Happy Thanksgiving
So...That is the final product of the Apple crisp that my daughter, Jordan and I made today. It looks much better than it tasted, it was good, but not great! My cousin Susan makes a much better one.... Take a look at the movie I made. Hope you had a nice Thanksgiving! Click on the yellow [...]
Third Post
A couple of pictures from the Boston Public Library
behind my LENS 