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Sometimes I'm asked how I get my shots so here's one I'll share:
With the help of a shovel and a pair of clippers, its possible to dig a trench about 5'5" in length and perhaps a foot deep (in my instance) to get below a subject matter when shooting. Line the trench with leaves and cedar but watch for pine tar. Today I cut sword ferns that were carefully planted around rockery to look wild. Whatever is handy.
I hope the unknown homeowner will understand why the large divet was left in her front garden but I did leave the mushrooms in case she would like to follow suit. Perhaps she will appreciate the efforts! I would have left a business card but her stately home had a serious perimeter gate with no trespassing & alarm company signs posted which I had to ignore to get this shot. Seemed prudent to just do my thang.....and leave quickly. Tricky to climb a gate with camera gear, shovels and such; rather unladylike.
My lighting is not great here but I tried. These are delicious - made them with quail eggs.
Find the recipe here: SheKnows
HBW everyone!! I'm just stopping in for a minute then I'm off... Gotta find out where to take my computer to get fixed... :( On the up side, my well is all fixed!! YAY!! Hope you all have a great day!!
Kelly Wallace, Digital Correspondent & Editor-At-Large, CNN Digital, Samantha Skey, Chief Revenue Officer, SheKnows, Lori Greene, Senior Partner and Content Director, Maxus, Tricia Nichols, Global Lead of Consumer Engagement & Media Innovation, The Gap, and Liz Miersch, Editorial Director/Editor in Chief, Q by Equinox, participate in "When Product Is Not Enough: New Consumers Demand Content | Presented by SheKnows" on Day 1 of Internet Week New York 2014, May 19, 2014 in New York. INSIDER IMAGES/Andrew Kelly (UNITED STATES)
We all know #health is wealth. The visit to Roseburg dentist doesn’t only imply if you have a toothache. There are many diseases like diabetes, heart problems and other illness may arise if your oral health is not maintained in the way it should be. Don’t just go to dentist for your teeth problem, one should visit regularly to maintain the oral health properly.
The studies have shown that #oral health is connected to overall health of the body and its immune system. Proper cleaning and dental health can reduce the risk of life threatening diseases.
What are the safety measures one can have? We will discuss all the aspects in this article.
The connection between oral cavities and the immune system:
Whatever we eat that enters our oral #cavity and goes into the #digestive #tract and hence excreted through the normal life cycle. Our mouth is the one agent that consist bacteria. These bacteria have different nature. Some are harmless and some are deadly in nature. If a person is maintaining the oral #hygiene then the person is not suppose to worry. If he is not much concerned about the cleanliness of mouth, it may happen that the bacteria can travel from oral cavity to the inner parts of the body that can lead to different health concerns. It can enter the blood and may damage the internal organs.
What you sow so shall you reap!
Major concerns of Oral hygiene:
When bacteria enter in the blood #vessel the antibodies starts reacting and fight with the anti agents. Here the immune system plays a role and we get ready to work in our daily lives. Bacteria are all around us but our immune system gives us security to move in the healthy way.
Different researchers are working to explore the relation between the oral health and overall health
Some researchers say that when a person is having any gum disease. The immune system gets ready to fight against the germs. While immune system is working, it releases enzymes and those enzymes may damage the health of gums. The tissues of oral cavity are very week. These chemicals released when enzymes re released can damage the health in different ways.
If the #bacteria from oral cavity enter the body, it may enter into the appendix causing appendicitis. If not treated in the mean time, it can burst. If the appendix burst the poison inside it will infect heart, lungs, liver etc.
Link in oral Hygiene and overall Hygiene
Diabetes patients can eat more sweet because the body is resist to develop insulin in the body. More intakes of sweets may result in the cavity in #teeth and #gums. So in both the scenario the sugar is not feasible for the diabetic patients and the patients to have a problem of cavity for their teeth and gums.
What goes in the mouth goes into the body
You smoke with mouth that is not suitable for teeth and gums. Leaves yellowish teeth behind that looks dirt and you become conscious to smile and laugh in public. Smoking can also kill the good bacteria in the mouth. That leads to bad oral hygiene. Smoking is also hazardous for the heath patients as well. The researches show that 91 percent of heart patients are suffering from the gum disease known as periodontitis. The inflammation in gums can cause the blood vessels to inflate which can be a big cause of heath attack.
One must take care of the oral hygiene in order to protect the overall health risks. If you are healthy only then you can move fresh.