




Today I am posting some pictures I took of a full moon. When I saw the night sky I had to run and grab my camera. My photos definitely do not do the actual moment justice but nonetheless, they are still beautiful. The moon was so beautiful that night, it lit up the sky. Well, I feel that there really isn't much more to say about this, so I will let you enjoy!!
Monday, April 7, 2008
A Beautiful Moon
Wednesday, March 26, 2008
Double Rainbow - Phoenix, Tempe Arizona




Hello to my readers and those of you who have happened by. First I'd like to apologize that it has been a few days since my last post, it has been quit hectic around here lately. From here on, I will do my best to post at least five times a week if not more.
Today I thought I would share a few photos that I was lucky to have captured. They are photos of two rainbows, one above the other. The second rainbow is a little bit more difficult to see as it is lighter but if you click on any one of the photos you will see it much better. I typically do not edited my photos unless they need to be cropped or what have you. But with these, I chose to blank out the name on the building that is in the photos, the only way I know how is though Photoshop. Other than that, I only cropped two of the photos as I was trying to snap as quickly as possible, rainbows can disappear rather quickly. I was absolutely stunned when I saw this, I have never seen a double rainbow before. Unfortunately my photos do not do these rainbows justice, they were so beautiful. I hope you find my photos to be as beautiful as I do. Enjoy!!
Sunday, March 16, 2008
Papago Park ~ Phoenix and Tempe Arizona
We went out on a family outing today to Papago Park. It is always a fun place to take our son and our dog. I took a lot of photos, which I always do, so this post has more than usual. Every aspect of Papago Park is truly amazing. From the beautiful red sandstone mountains, to its lakes and even the Phoenix Zoo, Papago Park is spectacular. I hope you enjoy my photos as much as I enjoyed taking them.
For more information on Papago Park and the wonderful history behind it, feel free to go to the City of Phoenix website by clicking on the title of this post,
or you are more than welcome to reference the links in my Related Links section of this blog.
