Week #52, Project 52 – “Rest in peace…”
This week’s photo is my final entry into my 2012 Project 52. It’s been a year-long effort of getting out at least once a week regardless of weather, work schedule, or other commitments, and composing a photo that is more than just a snap shot. Sometimes it was tough to narrow the photos down to just one for the week, and sometimes it was a struggle to even take one decent shot. Sometimes the shots were rather routine and sometimes there was more inspiration or meaning behind the shot. This past Sunday, while out on the river, I received word that a dear family friend had just passed away after a long courageous battle with cancer. It was not the only loss of family or friends this past year. It’s a part of life we all face. While maybe not the best capture of the afternoon, this photo best expresses reflection of the somber yet hopeful tranquil passing of loved ones. May they forever rest in peace.
This week’s photo is my final entry into my 2012 Project 52. It’s been a year-long effort of getting out at least once a week regardless of weather, work schedule, or other commitments, and composing a photo that is more than just a snap shot. Sometimes it was tough to narrow the photos down to just one for the week, and sometimes it was a struggle to even take one decent shot. Sometimes the shots were rather routine and sometimes there was more inspiration or meaning behind the shot. This past Sunday, while out on the river, I received word that a dear family friend had just passed away after a long courageous battle with cancer. It was not the only loss of family or friends this past year. It’s a part of life we all face. While maybe not the best capture of the afternoon, this photo best expresses reflection of the somber yet hopeful tranquil passing of loved ones. May they forever rest in peace.
Week #52, Project 52 – “Rest in peace…”
This week’s photo is my final entry into my 2012 Project 52. It’s been a year-long effort of getting out at least once a week regardless of weather, work schedule, or other commitments, and composing a photo that is more than just a snap shot. Sometimes it was tough to narrow the photos down to just one for the week, and sometimes it was a struggle to even take one decent shot. Sometimes the shots were rather routine and sometimes there was more inspiration or meaning behind the shot. This past Sunday, while out on the river, I received word that a dear family friend had just passed away after a long courageous battle with cancer. It was not the only loss of family or friends this past year. It’s a part of life we all face. While maybe not the best capture of the afternoon, this photo best expresses reflection of the somber yet hopeful tranquil passing of loved ones. May they forever rest in peace.
This week’s photo is my final entry into my 2012 Project 52. It’s been a year-long effort of getting out at least once a week regardless of weather, work schedule, or other commitments, and composing a photo that is more than just a snap shot. Sometimes it was tough to narrow the photos down to just one for the week, and sometimes it was a struggle to even take one decent shot. Sometimes the shots were rather routine and sometimes there was more inspiration or meaning behind the shot. This past Sunday, while out on the river, I received word that a dear family friend had just passed away after a long courageous battle with cancer. It was not the only loss of family or friends this past year. It’s a part of life we all face. While maybe not the best capture of the afternoon, this photo best expresses reflection of the somber yet hopeful tranquil passing of loved ones. May they forever rest in peace.
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