Over the last few months, my family has been clearing out my grandparents home (as my poppy passed away a few years back and my nanny is now living in a seniors home). Sorting someone’s life’s ”collections” (not all of it good stuff as you can guess…like years of un-recyled newspapers LOL), is a daunting task….
Hello lonely little blog…yes, I still remembered my password for you and I promise to visit a little more often. And just because its our first visit in a while, let’s start with something fun and light…like the Blog Carousel. Remember? Each month or so a group of lovely and very talented photographers post a…
Really cool. Love the textures. The first one reminded me of an eye of a tiki statue :)
very cool! That walking stick is pretty awesome! Love these. TFS.
Shooting macro not only allows us to appreciate the tiny details of ordinary objects, it also allows us the time to slow down and really study our surroundings and learn to appreciate the objects in their entirety.
Great choice for the macro shots! I love that the items were from your honey moon. That makes them even more special!
I have been mulling around some thoughts and ideas for the last year or so and have FINALLY come to a decision about some new paths I want to follow in the next couple of years in my personal and professional life. It’s been difficult to come to an answer, and change doesn’t come easily…
Summer is so very quickly drawing to a close (I am trying not to cry about it…outloud where people can hear me sniffling anyway). The blog carousel didn’t take a vacation this summer, though I had to miss the July installment because I was…busy…ahem…sunning myself and drinking hard lemonade…anyhoo… The theme for this month is…
Beautiful images!! What inspires you, is inspiring to look at. Love these!
The ocean … the mountains … just being outside – it always brings a moment of peace doesn it? Loved reading about your kids & seeing them (such happy teens!) … and of course a sofa & beer fridge in the bathroom? Brilliant! ;)
Oh my, the ocean, yes the ocean. Heals my soul and rejuvenates every fiber of my life. Beautiful inspirations Julie.
You have a beautiful family Julie! Greedy little buggers or not they are gorgeous souls. Love those images.
Your kids are gorgeous, Julie, and those beach images are just stunning! Love!
[...] artist in her own right, Kitchener Waterloo Children, Family and Senior photographer Julie Tauro shares her thoughts on inspiration. Please click on her link to read [...]
August 13th…wow…like REALLY wow… I am not going to do one of those blog posts that says how sorry I am to have been absent from the blog, how things have been crazy busy, now I promise to do better…the honest truth is that I took a month off this summer, I did absolutely nothing…
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by Julie Tauro
The Joy of Discovery | Casual Moments Photography Blog - [...] Here’s a link to Julie’s blog post – she shares some of the photos and they are FASCINATING and so worth the read! Slide Film and Digital Files – why 40 years later, my mom has photos she never knew existed [...]
Dena Robles - What a treasure to find! I am so guilty of not printing my digital photos of my own kids, I really really really need to be better about this.
lauri - I could sit for hours & hours looking through old photos. So glad you found these – they’re priceless!
Season - This is fantastic! And hey pale pink is always in style :-)
Danna - AMEN! Best blog post ever! So happy you found these treasures and I hope all our children can someday do the same, that our priceless family memories don’t become a victim of technology.
Anna Mayer - Thank you for sharing this. Just so special to see after all those years, I bet. My dad was a videographer and my step-mom spent endless hours converting our Super8′s turned VHS into DVD’s. What a treasure they are for us now. Capturing your life, whether with your own camera, with a professional or ideally, both, is one of the most priceless treasures parents and grandparents can leave behind. Way better than material goods.
Beautiful.