New Experience: Water Splash Photo

For more than two years, I have taken thousands of photos with my IPhone, IPad, point/shoot camera, and digital camera.

When I signed up to take a photography class at the neighborhood senior citizen center, I knew it was the right choice.  Learning and improving photo-taking skills is what I want from this class.

After attending only two sessions, I feel confident that it will be a positive learning experience.  Happy with what I have learned thus far, especially, my Water Splash Photo.

Feeling great about this first-time photo-taking experience, I wanted to share it with my friends and family as well as social media friends who:

• view my post on Facebook,
• read my e-mail blasts; or,
• visit my blog.

I didn’t want to share the photo without explaining the process.  However, when  I sat down to write or talk about it, the mind went blank.  Senior moments floated.  I couldn’t remember some steps.  The steps remembered were scrambled and jumbled. Other steps were totally lost.

What was a SeasonedSistah2 to do? I went to my Google friend and asked, “How do you photograph water being poured into a wine glass.”  Within minutes, Google directed me to several videos and I picked You Tube Video #1. Though the technique is a little different, the concept resembles the steps I followed.

It may take a little time to fully understand how to explain what I did, but I definitely feel great about doing it.  This SeasonedSistah2 space is still open to exploring, learning, and expanding beyond her comfort zone.

Author: SeasonedSistah2

During this final season life, I am going on a journey to define "ME." Opening up and going outside of my comfort zone to redefine ME.. Exploring and pursuing new interests that will lead to personal happiness, serenity, and tranquility. In undertaking this mission, overcoming the FEAR is my greatest challenge. Fear has played a large role in my life, but I overcame the FEAR of breast cancer, chronic pain associated with Rheumatoid Arthritis and Fibromyalgia, Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease, and Sleep Apnea. My new mantra: FEAR has two meanings: "(1) Forget Everything And Run, or (2) Face Everything and Rise. The Choice is Mine." Blogging here I come ready or not!!! View all posts by SeasonedSistah2