Welcome to Simple things Sunday everyone! It was so great to see all your gorgeous photos last week and a special thank you to Leah Profancik for joining the simple things fun with us! You can check out Leah’s guest post here where she shared her photo features from last weeks party along with some fabulous photo tips! If you have a moment be sure to pop by and leave her some comment love. 🙂
Now onto this weeks party…
SIMPLE THINGS SUNDAY No. 107
I have to admit, I haven’t pulled the camera out much this week. With the cold weather here I haven’t felt as inspired to get out and take as many pictures. I’m not a huge fan of the cold – living on a tropical island for a year and a half spoiled me I guess. But the other day I decided it was high time I change my attitude and embrace this weather because it’s here to stay for a while. I went in search of the beauty of winter and sure enough I was able to find it – while wearing my coat, toque, mittens and fuzzy warm boots of course! 🙂
Now it’s your turn. What simple things are you celebrating this week?
If you’re new to Simple as That I’d love for you join us in this weekly tradition. Scroll down to the bottom of this post where you can find all the details on how to share your photos with us. We’ll be taking a short break from our simple things special guest series while our friends in the US celebrate thanksgiving.
THE SIMPLE THINGS ON INSTAGRAM
Don’t forget you can share your simple things photos via instagram! Simply post an insta-pic of a simple thing/moment using hashtag #thesimplethings and be sure to tag me @rebecca_simpleasthat so I can check out your photos! *This is new: Each week I’ll be highlighting four of your simple things photos posted via Instagram in my instagram feed. I can’t wait to feature you on instagram!
Just a few quick rules to play:
Don’t forget you can share your simple things photos via instagram! Simply post an insta-pic of a simple thing/moment using hashtag #thesimplethings and be sure to tag me @rebecca_simpleasthat so I can check out your photos! *This is new: Each week I’ll be highlighting four of your simple things photos posted via Instagram in my instagram feed. I can’t wait to feature you on instagram!
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Leave as many as you can.
Rebecca Cooper is a 42-year-old wife and mother of four from Alberta, Canada. As a photographer, crafter, author, and blogger, she finds joy and fulfillment in celebrating everyday moments. She loves to read and eat chocolate, and is a firm believer in afternoon naps. Rebecca shares her family’s adventures, photo tips, simple craft projects + more right here at Simple as That.
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Beautiful photo and quote!
I have to admit…I would be the same way with my attitude with the cold weather. This was one of the reasons we had to move south. I just didn’t want to leave the house. That is a sad state to be in.
Laurie
I haven’t taken many either. I need to vary it up a bit too, it has just been my little guy lately! Thanks for a place to consistently get photography tips and share my own photos:)
I know the feeling, I have the same problem these days! I think I will follow your example and go outdoors anyways. Very wise words you have shared here, thanks for the reminderd. Have a wonderful Sunday! 🙂
That’s a lovely photo..l.am glad you put your coat on ! 🙂
Absolutely! This image and these words resonate with me so! As a former cold place abider, and a current tropical island liver, I too, have a strong distaste for the cold and wintery. However, I live in a developing nation, where there’s lots that’s imperfect, but somehow, over the past few months, I’ve really come to look beyond the annoying traffic, lack of sidewalks, and occasional gecko in my kitchen. There’s lots of beauty if I just open my eyes.
Thanks for the reminder!
I’m glad you wandered out long enough to get this fantastic image. I have always wondered how your transition from tropical island to frozen north has been for you. However, I escaped to Texas to warm up my body and soul with my grandchildren for Thanksgiving. Couldn’t help myself. 🙂
I’m glad you picked up the camera again- this is beautiful Rebecca!!!
I am not very excited about the cold weather either! So I didn’t get my camera out much either.
I think I may do a project 365 next year, just to get myself taking pictures through the winter!
p.s. I forgot to mention that I absolutely love your photo! It looks like a scene I might find down by Utah Lake.
I’m not a fan of the cold either, but your image is simply gorgeous!
Thanks for hosting the fun!
It’s hard enjoying the cold when it seems to last longer than the nice weather 🙂 Pretty picture and I love that quote!
I am so not a fan of the cold either!! I live in the South for a reason! But lately it’s been like 39 in the mornings. ew…. not nice at all.
Beautiful ice covered branches! I agree, the colder weather just makes me want to stay home, and when we’re home, I don’t feel like shooting either. Tks for pushing me!
So very true, it get’s hard when the temps turn cold. But the beauty is always there, we just need to seek it.