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    Here are some additional photos I took while hiking with my husband at Red Rock Canyon, Nevada, in winter 2007.

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    I love photography. When I was in elementary school, I took some courses at the Audubon Society on nature photography and was hooked. Years later, after my children were born, I started playing with the 35mm again, then got in the ease of digital. Someday -- once I have completed my MFA -- I hope to go back and take some courses on digital photography, get a really good camera, and start some serious picture taking. In the meantime, I try to get out whenever possible and experiment. Here are some images from a special autumn day I managed to sneak away and take a meditational hike along a trail in a nearby state forest. For the first time, I started to play with some of the settings instead of just a point-and-shoot approach.

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15 May 2008

Writers' Quote of the Day

Found this one on the Pink magazine submission guidelines website:

"Writing became such a process of discovery that I couldn't wait to get to work in the morning: I wanted to know what I was going to say." --Sharon O'Brien, psychotherapist and freelance writer

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