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This log cabin blanket sat unfinished for three years and I really didn't feel like knitting any more on it. I decided that it would make a great throw pillow cover so that is what I did with it. I seamed it up right over one of my blah throw pillows. I LOVE it now! Hooray for insta-FO's and happy pillows.
Fulfilled the needs of showing a perfect life on Instagram!
And when I'm gone, just carry on. Don't mourn
I'm looking down to you, and smiling...
A small boat is lying in the green canal in Venice, waiting for passengers
My Insta: www.instagram.com/mathias_leon_
© Mathias Leon Fischer
I'm told it means "ThickKnee". Have no idea how that works cause I think it translates as :"Thickhead" :-). Pretty bird, though.
- Benjamin Franklin.
Whenever we visit the gorgeous Sequoia National Park, Moro Rock trail is a must-visit location. During our first visit to the park, we stopped at the trail just after sunrise and had the whole place to ourselves, and I thought the location to be stunning but a bit difficult to photograph. To the uninitiated, Moro rock is a narrow, tall granite protrusion from the cliff, And when I say narrow, it is razor-thin and high, making it a quite nervous hike.
While Moro Rock's view can be spectacular, it often has quite a bit of haze, even during sunrise. I have never shot from this location after a rainstorm, but I hope to get a clearer view. On my first visit itself, I felt like the rock formation's dramatic nature is the story I want to tell through my images. The classic expansive landscape shot is not an option due to the thick forest cover. After taking the traditional viewpoint shots from Moro Rock, I tried my luck on capturing the steep and precarious nature of the rail to the top of Moro Rock in a series of images. For this image, I caught a part of the trail disappearing between the rock's cracks with the distant mountain peaks in the distance. It was quite a bit of a challenge for people with the fear of heights, and we often saw fellow hikers sit down and take a breather from the trail's dizzying nature. Please let me know if the intent for this image came through.