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Favorite Photographs of 2014

January 3, 2015 Sarah Marino

I really enjoy looking through the retrospective collections that photographers share each year.  I always find it interesting to see where people have traveled, how a photographer interprets the places they visit, how a person’s work has evolved, and what images rise to the top of individual lists.  Although I have been inconsistent with participating in this activity in the past and am a little late this time around, I feel like I have a bit more to share this year than in previous years, as I can look at my collection of photos and at least say I like them instead of seeing nothing more than flaws and imperfections as in previous years.  

I am finally starting to feel more comfortable in my skin as a photographer and am happier with the overall direction of my work.  While I think that most of my best images are still sitting on my hard drives ready to become something once I feel motivated or make the time, this group of photos makes me happier than similar groups in years’ past – not completely happy, but at least somewhat satisfied.  

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Pac-Man at the Denver Botanic Gardens

January 18, 2014 Sarah Marino
Lily Pads #1

Lily Pads #1

We are very fortunate to have an excellent botanical garden here in Denver.  With four distinct seasons, it offers great variety for photography year-round.  Although you wouldn’t know it from the lack of macro photographs on my website, I really enjoy photographing nature’s small details and have been working developing a few portfolios of photographs from the garden across seasons and of the diverse displays of cultivated plants.

We headed to the garden on a very rainy day last fall and were treated to a long, enjoyable, and quite damp afternoon of photography.  The rain helped saturate the colors and delicate droplets formed on many of the plants.  I spent the most time that day at the lily pad pond.  Even though the lily blossoms were still in bloom and looked lovely, I focused instead on the lily pad leaves.  The little Pac-Man shapes provided a fun subject for photography, with the water droplets adding another element of interest to these plants.  Here are a few favorites from that afternoon.

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