I can't believe it - 2 months completed in this 365 photography journey.  59 days!  Already, I can start to see change, this project has definitely improved my eye and I feel my style is starting to deepen.  I definitely have an image of how I want a photo to emerge, both from the camera and through editing.

This week as a bit all over the place.  Starting from the top left... 

• In between appointments I decided to drive through a lovely cemetery in town.  I have always loved this chapel and with its gorgeous circular accent above the doorway.  It's actually one of my preferred locations to shoot families - lovely old trees, a gorgeous pond complete with stone bridge, gorgeous weathered gates and a neighboring meadow.  Beautiful afternoon light.
• One day this week was much too cold for me to walk the dogs - single digits and breezy - so I decided to hit the road and drive around Phillips Academy between the kids' buses and my work day.  I have always loved this old tree, the branches are gorgeous, and the mounds of plowed snow added additional detail for the black and white conversion.
• Horseback riding started back up and these ponies were so beautiful in the afternoon light.
• A couple indoor florals in my dining room morning light.  The last of my valentines bouquet and gerber daisies my daughter picked out.
• Sunlight has not been a common occurrence lately.  Our 18 month old Airedale has been searching for light and she found it one morning in our dining room.  I like how it hit half her face and the background is pulled into darkness.
• Lastly, I actually got in front of the camera.  I HATE being in front of the camera, but a goal this year is to get in front of the lens with my family a few times.  In this photo we were having fun on top of the 6+ foot mounds in our front yard so I thought I'd try out my camera timer.

Looking forward to the start of spring this month!