My name is Suzanne Thompson. I enjoy photography, dining at non-chain restaurants, trying new vegetarian recipes, reading, blogging, and exploring new locations...the three most valuable are family, faith, and friends.
I was born in England, moved to Ethiopia when I was four, then to America when I was seven. In American, I have lived in eight states. Bob and I were married in January 2010 and we currently live in California and North Carolina.
Today, I went to a barbeque at a friends house. I didn’t take any people pictures, but got a couple of this great dog. When he was born, he was the runt of litter, but now is a healthy grown dog.
I finally got the pictures from my Blackberry that I took at Hearst Castle. They have been added to my September 1 blog. Also, the IT person at work was able to retrieve all the photos that were on my memory card that got formatted, so I have added some pictures to Learnfest, Day 1....
Here are just a few pictures of the island.
My classes today were with Tamara Lackey and Laura Novak. http://www.tamaralackeyblog.com/ http://www.lauranovak.net/ Today, I had better luck with not accidentally formatting and erasing all my pictures. Here are some pictures of the photoshoot with Tamara Lackey.
What a great day. I learned so much today from Audrey Woulard and Lena Hyde. They are both amazing photographers (blogs below) and shared so much with us. With Audrey we had a photo shoot and I took loads of pictures.http://www.audreywoulardblog.com/http://lenahyde.com/blog/ So, where are the pictures??? Well, after dinner, I took some pictures of the...
Today, I arrived in Raleigh, NC and stopped by the NC Museum of Art so I could see this painting of my ancestors. The Museum was closed and the painting was in storage, but they museum had made arrangements for me to see it the week before. They sent me this picture of the paining...
Soon I’ll be headed to Bald Head, NC for my photography course. The setting looks pristine and gorgeous (not my picture). Can hardly wait…
A few years ago, my dad put together a family photo album which he titled “The Oddie Saga”. It had pictures of our ancestors and ended in the mid 70′s (okay, maybe it was more than a few years ago!). Here are a couple of my favorite pictures. The first one is when I was...
I’ll have to post pictures later when I figure out how to get them from my Blackberry. Why was I taking pictures with a Blackberry when I have a 10 megapixel digital SLR camera with three lenses? Well, I carried the 10 pounds of photography around the castle, but none of it does any good...
