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Lady Kate's Journal 2010

I wish to offer my gratitude to several of the long-standing members of the Daily Photo Community for inadvertently inspiring me to also continue with this project and participate here in this awesome community of multi-talented, inspirational creative artists! My purpose is to continue on with this project as a form of personal journal. Over the last half year or so, (it's now early August, 2010), I've had need to apply more focus in other areas of my life, which is still the case. I won't be posting on a daily basis; my intent is to journal more of the major events, adventures, people and creativities as they perk my life! This gallery begins by going backwards for a while in an attempt to catch up for 2010. Previous to the first image in this gallery, I posted only several 2010 images in my original Daily Photo gallery--which should have been seperated into two different galleries: 2008 and 2009. As it is, there are those two years presented therein. The last entry can be found HERE in "My Task At Hand".
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    June 23, 2010 This evening, Ella, Maria and I were sitting outside on my deck. Laying on our patio table is a big tube of 'bubble juice' (!!); the dip-stick bubble maker is also large, for making.....large bubbles. Maria started 'making bubbles'. I grabbed my camera; I've always wanted to attempt photographing bubbles. Yeah, yeah....I know; we're so easily entertained! Anyway, I can't do both at the same time, make the bubbles, and use the camera:( I realized my opportunity :o) As Maria made bubbles, I tried to get shots of them. It was a fun practice session! This bubble is @ 6 " in diameter. I realized it would be difficult, and that realization came true. I'm looking forward to playing at this again soon. ;-) I DO commend you S'Muggers that have accomplished this challenge!
    August 27 Another shot from last night's practice session. For this one, I had changed a camera setting, had turned off the green yard light and was wiggling a flashlight beam onto the big tree during the long exposure.