Thursday, June 4, 2009

You Capture: Feel

I wasn't quite sure what to do for this week's you capture, until I accidentally took this photo. I was trying to take a photo of my baby bump, and instead, I ended up getting myself all blurry and covered up with the flash. It was crooked and blurry and looked more like I was trying to take a picture of this art print.
 
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But I like it, because what do I want to feel when I look into my eyes every morning? I want to feel hope, like the print says. I want to see hope and live hope and give hope. Somehow, by sheer accident, I captured what I so desperately want to feel, even, especially on the mornings when life seems a little crooked, a little blurry, and I just can't seem to get it right.

13 comments:

Shelly said...

Love it, and I love your blog. Great capture.

Stef said...

Great capture and wonderful post. I enjoy reading each of your entries.

april said...

I love it! Great shot!

Mom24 said...

That's wonderful. Good job. Isn't it funny how sometimes what might at first seem like a mistake becomes something wonderful? I love it.

Saj said...

I really like that shot! Sometimes the "mistakes" end up being better than we expected!

Unknown said...

Great post and shot!

The Fritz Facts said...

I love it. Sometimes the best shots come out of nowhere.

Anonymous said...

This is a great picture...because of how it makes you feel. I hope for you many continued days of hope especially with the new little one entering your lives.

Mimi's Toes said...

Wow...at first I thought it was a glass ornament with your picture inside. Very neat how it turned out.

Heather D said...

Sometimes, the accidental shots end up being the best shots!

Lisa @ Crazy Adventures in Parenting said...

And... I. {heart}. you.

A-b-s-o-l-u-t-e-l-y perfect post. Saying "I love it" just isn't enough.

Come on over and check out my crazy interpretation, no where near as beautiful as yours - Feeling Old.

Mum-me said...

Very interesting, and a great commentary too!

keli [at] kidnapped by suburbia said...

Oooh, I love how you interpreted this!! What a great thought :)