Life has a way of changing a person's perspective.  In 2015, my husband was diagnosed with glioblastoma and given two to five years to live.  He made it three years and then he was gone.  Since then my heart just wasn't "in" photography.  Tomorrow will be eight years since he passed away and I have finally noticed an interest in photography again over the past few months.  I notice it has shifted from portraits of children, to photos of scenery and wildlife.  That could be because my life has shifted as well.  I retired at the end of 2021 and have been traveling a lot more.  So I have decided to pick up my blog and share with you my latest work.  Thank you for hanging in there with me! Pileated WoodpeckerThis fellow was happy hanging around our campsite in Florida, and I was happy because I managed to get some wonderful photos of him!