Getting ready to start my snowy commute like –

Joan in Paris
Getting ready to start my snowy commute like –
Joan in Paris
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Cheers!
I actually managed to get out of bed early, walk the dog and be back in time to set up on my balcony to catch the Super Blue Blood Moon this past Wednesday morning. After the initial cloud cover cleared, I was cheered that I would actually get some great shots as the lunar eclipse changed the moon from white to red. My hopes were dashed however when the low lying clouds out of the north that often envelope New Providence’s west end rushed in to swallow the moon just as the color was beginning to change.
Guess I’ll have to be ready next January 21st when the next blood moon visible from North America comes around. Fingers crossed the clouds will help a sister out and stay away!
Here you can get just a tiny idea of the color changes between the evening and morning moons. I wanted to get a greater contrast, but it just wasn’t in the cards this year.
Arklahoma Muse’s adventure has shifted to the Caribbean. For the next three years we will explore the Bahamas as much as we are able and hopefully get a good shot or two in the process!
But we have not forgotten our European adventures. There are many trips taken that have not received their due attention and I intend to finally sit down and comb through the backlog of pictures of my favorite places to find the best shots to share with you .
Thank you all for your patience while I juggle international life, kids transitioning into adulthood and my own childish adventures (mixed in with market research and exploration of multiple art forms).
Here is my first official Bahamas photo. Grab a cold drink and enjoy!
Cheers!
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Island Life for Two
Where it all began – a very timid booth at the Information Fair!
I had 3 very specific photographic goals yesterday. I accomplished zero. I did manage to capture a few gems though, so the day wasn’t a total waste!
New Photos on the Belgium page! Take a scroll through the images…
Some of you (who are fans of my Facebook page) may have noticed a new venture I have started. I have discovered a new venue to selling photography online, here:
http://fineartamerica.com/profiles/brandy-herren.html.
At the moment my Belgian stuff is only available directly through me, but pics from my previous travels are going up on the site little by little. Eventually, I will 1) upload more pictures to that site from New Zealand, Zambia, Mongolia, and the good ole US of A; and 2) get these same pictures uploaded here on my blog site. Keep checking back to see what’s new and keep on liking my stuff both here, and in my store. Or take a leap and buy a print! Or a tote bag…
Thanks to all who continue to support me and help to make my photographic dreams come true!
Namaste
Brandy
Black and White or Color – Which is your favorite?
Muli Bwanji?!
I have finally uploaded all the cards I have on hand from our lives in Zambia and New Zealand. My initial pass through the Zambian files have yielded quite a few gems and I took the time today to post some of them on my new page – African Adventures – Zambia, South Africa and Namibia. There are many more to come! Also, be on the lookout for the New Zealand page, coming soon. Please clicks through the photos and don’t hesitate to send me feedback and let me know what you think!
Zikomo! (Thank you in Nyanja)