A Brainless Nod is a blog about love and life, passionately written using articles, poetry, and serial web fiction. We are Dan and Lisa, and we both enjoy writing immensely. We hope you enjoy this look at our passions, our life together, and our opinions. Posts are sporadic due to us entering college, but expect new stuff every now and then!
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Wednesday, April 17, 2013
The Artistic Passion of a Photographer
My journey through photography is nothing short of a story unto itself. Like most things in my life, there is no simple explanation. What makes the story interesting to me, is that I can remember every twist and turn there was in the adventure, where as most stories lose details to the sands of time.
It all started when my parents came into some family money, and they sent me about $8,000.00. I knew that I had wanted to get into some form of photography, but I wasn’t sure how. When that money hit, I started doing some serious research.
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Monday, April 15, 2013
Emerald Reflection Photography, Open for Business
Most who know me, know I truly taking photos. For those that were around for the wedding, they got to see me get my wedding present, and be the victim of it. My knew Nikon D5200 is an amazing piece of technology, that I truly enjoy.
Me and My D5200 in a mirror. |
And that vision finally culminated in us making Emerald Reflection Photography. Our missions is to run a photography business that will cater to those that need portraits, events, or special photos taking in an artistic and professional way. This also includes all photo treatments I c
an achieve with Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Lightroom. I also plan to offer interesting photo-manipulations in some packages.
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Friday, April 12, 2013
(poem) - I Don't Know
The fact is
She doesn’t know
I asked her what to write
And she said she doesn’t know
So what can I write
About that subject
Seems a hard one
To project
But this is what I get
For asking my wife what to write
Now I have to struggle
To do what is right
I wonder if she’ll like
This poem I created for her
As it doesn’t talk about love
Or about our new furniture
Its about a simple
Non-committal response
Given by a spouse
Who didn’t even give me a nuance
So here I sit
Making line after line
Hoping for it to make sense
Time after time
But alas I think I’m failing
In this silly endeavor
Just because I’m trying
Doesn’t mean I’m that cleaver
If only she would have given me
A better subject to write
I wouldn’t have to worry about this
When its published on Friday night
And I could sleep better
In the bed with her
Instead I’ll toss and turn
Worrying about this poem’s future
But this is the subject she chose
I needed a random idea to make the flow
I asked for a subject
And she said she didn’t know.
--Dan
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Wednesday, April 10, 2013
Things to Know Before Your Disney World Vacation
Disney World is a one of a kind destination, and will end up being a one of a kind vacation if you chose to go. All in all, my trip there was a huge success despite all the short comings. And in all honesty, it was a huge success because of all the research Lisa and I did ahead of time.
We both consulted many websites, and Lisa actually read a few books on her Kindle, one of which kind of ‘ruins’ Disney’s mystique, and we learned a ton of stuff. Sure much of the things contradicted themselves, but after the trip was through, we realized how much we actually missed, because of our poor planning.
Monday, April 8, 2013
A Good Ghost Story
I write books about vampires that involve a ghost, but I have never been into ghost stories. I’ve never had the reputed pleasure of being freaked out by tales of psychotic spirits, or spirited psychotics who are about to lop my head off with a power tool as soon as I drift off to sleep at some backwoods campsite.
Do I believe in ghosts? Yes. My house where I grew up (my parents house) and my house where I live at now is haunted. Why do ghosts exist? The answer is strictly opinion but in my opinion, yes.
Do I believe in ghosts? Yes. My house where I grew up (my parents house) and my house where I live at now is haunted. Why do ghosts exist? The answer is strictly opinion but in my opinion, yes.
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