Ghost

I woke up one day and decided to start taking photos. The more I took, the better I felt! I started to develop my uniqe style. I have always been drawn to nature, and small treasures, or collectibles.

This photo was taken at Stanley Lake in the Fall of 2017. I loved how the pods were budding seeds on the browning earth, and almost looked like strands of hair. I found this picture to have amazing flow! Isn’t it interesting how those early photos mean so much?

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