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Family Ties by Diannah Lynch

When I saw the limbs tied and tangled together, it reminded me of family and family ties.

No matter the weather ~ through thick or thin, through good times and hard times, nothing beats having your family in your corner. And though it may have been years since seeing a family member, when that phone call comes, or that letter, or you are able to get together, it's as if we just pick right up where we left off :) Family ties.

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From the beginning of my photography adventures I have continually prayed to see the beauty the way God wants me to see it. It's as if blinders have been removed from my eyes and I am seeing so many things for the first time. On those special moments when downloading photos and I have that "Ahhhhhhh" moment, or that photo that brings tears to my eyes, or a smile to my face, I feel humbled and grateful. It is so easy for me to get lost in the shot, sometimes taking dozens of photos of the same scene; the same flower, leaf, landscape, person ~ whatever image I may be shooting. I continue to pray to always see through the eye of the lens the photograph that God wants me to see. From the first photo I shot, to the most recent, I...