Believe it or not, it will not be too long before spring arrives and more of nature's bouquet will be born again. Winter can still offer some spectacular images of nature and patterns around you. Sometimes they are just a little harder to find.
Plan for some upcoming shots this spring. Have a day here or there that you can go explore, maybe for a couple hours. Choose a spot that you know of that will provide you with many opportunities to capture some of the beauty nature beholds. Good Luck :)
The Deanna Cremin Memorial Foundation has plenty of materials for helping to get you started. The above section is from our Food for Thought portion of the text materials. Be sure to check this out for more portions of the material... Food for Thought | gwennie2006
...and this will bring up more nature imagery... Nature | some photographic work from the Deanna Cremin Memorial Foundation for Creative Learning.
Dandilions are easy to find, and you can have some fun shooting them. This one is unedited, and I may do some others. You can use it if you like. Please tag it DandiLionProject...Thanks! __________________________________________________________
...and some stuff on the Elliptical Marquee Tool, which I use often..... Lesson 5A: The Elliptical Marquee Tool: __________________________________________________________ Lesson 5A: the Elliptical Marquee Tool | gwennie2006
__________________________________________________________ Stairway to Heaven GrfxDziner.com | Articles on Deanna Cremin... Somerville, MA
__________________________________________ Justice for Deanna Cremin the UnSolved Murder of Deanna Cremin... aired on Fox25 News by, Investigator/Reporter Bob Ward... Saturday, November 11, 2006 (5PM; 6PM; 10PM; 11PM) - Thank You!!
Media Links | Unsolved murder of Deanna Cremin, Somerville MA
| Articles on Deanna Cremin... Somerville, MA
| Unsolved: Justice For Deanna Cremin.
Fox25 News' Bob Ward, gives detailed accounts of what took place the night of March 29, 1995. Advances in forensic detective work has allowed for more evidence to surface.
"We are hopeful with the advances in forensic evidence... We also need some witness information on this case.."
Martha Coakley, Middlesex County District Attorney