childhood unplugged: april 2017

we spent a lot of time looking up.  at the trees, toward the sound of the rain, at the mountains, to the sun on our face, searching for the evil queen in snow white’s castle.  we also spent a lot of time looking down.  for lizards and four leaf clovers, for flowers, at the water, at the sand between our toes.  we reached one destination just in time to search for another.  we drove and drove and drove.  and then drove some more.  we got to see a thousand year old tree and black sand and crashing waves and surfing goats and city lights and minnie mouse and a beacon of love in the desert and big rocks and small bugs and old friends and new ones.  i can’t believe just how much we crammed into two weeks and i now have a list of places we will have to return to.

for those interested, i decided to limit myself to only my 24mm lens.  i knew i didn’t want to lug around a bunch of equipment and only having one lens helped me to engage with my family and challenged me to see things in new ways.  please go see the rest of my friends’ childhood unplugged posts as well!

This entry was posted on Monday, April 3rd, 2017 at 6:00 am and is filed under childhood unplugged, families, lifestyle, my family.

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