Oh, I’m so glad my words have helped you, Travelerstales! I do think you’re onto something very important – it is when we tap into our positive intentions and perform according to our passions and our values that we can begin to become successful. I wish you the very best of luck with your business and with regaining your love for photography.

Editing your photos is another step in the creative process.

Oh, I’m so glad, Susan. I’m posting more on what I think you can get out of taking your camera with you every where, as I do think that it can have a dramatic effect upon one’s personal creativity. I’ll be interested to see what you make of it, as an artist whose primary expression is through the medium of paint.

I really enjoy the editing process, Celtic Angel. I feel as though it is an extension of the creative process of creating an image, of creating that ‘visual interest’. I’m glad you enjoy my photos of Scotland

I think of sharing my photos as the next logical step for my photographs, Joanna. I suppose I think that I get so much from them that I want to be able to put them out there for others to enjoy too. I look forward to hearing more of your idea

I think choosing to reflect your memory and intention is a really positive move, Jokerine. It can be hard not being too precious about them though, can’t it?

It sounds as though you have a similar approach to photography and post-production as I, Kacey. It all depends upon what you want to convey through your image, doesn’t it?

You’ve absolutely nailed it, Bo. That’s precisely how I feel about sharing my photos, and about engaging with the photos of others. It gives us that connection

There are online editors, LindaH, which I’m going to look at on Thursday. I’m afraid you’re quite right about Flickr – some of the comments left can contain rather cutting critiques. It’s so important to nurture our budding creativity, isn’t it?

Oh, I’m so glad you liked it, Teacher Girl. I’m honoured that you chose to quote me in your post

This evening I was working on a little post called “Postcards I Wish I Had Sent” when I read your post about continuing to take photos. When I read your line, “They are an invitation to connect through a sharing of perspective” (yummmm!) I felt like all of the shiny bits of the universe were conspiring to help me. I included your quote and a link to LLO in my post. Here you are: http://teachermeetsworld.blogspot.com/

Thanks for the very good words about photography!