Photography

As a mother and a home schooler I am always on the look out for educational opportunities and experiences for my children. As I have to study to be able to help them in their learning, I also gain new knowledge and insight. Most of the time and energy I have in my life is devoted to my family.

Six months ago I went to a Women’s Conference at BYU. I learned many things at that conference, but one of the main messages that I gleaned for my own personal growth was that in order to be a good wife and mother, I needed to take time for myself. Tonight I am taking my first photography class. I feel this is the first step towards me bettering myself and developing my own talents. I have always had an interest in photography. Learing about the things I am interested in and developing my talents is the best way for me to take time for myself.

I am a bit intimidated because I have no real experience in photograpy other than the shots I take of my family. At least I won’t be doing it alone. I am excited that I get to take this class with my sister-in-law Heather!

I will post some of my pictures if they turn out well! I hope they do!


5 Responses to "Photography"

  • I’m sure they’ll turn out FANTASTIC!!!!!! How fun was that class?!?! I can’t wait to go back next week!

    1 Heather said this (October 3, 2007 at 12:08 pm)


  • Thanks! Yeah, it was way fun!

    2 Diana Mildenstein said this (October 3, 2007 at 12:55 pm)


  • YAY!! That is awesome it is so important for us to just do a YOU thing! You are awesome!

    3 Bek Mildenstein said this (October 5, 2007 at 12:28 pm)


  • Thanks Bek! You are my inspiration!

    4 Diana Mildenstein said this (October 6, 2007 at 8:33 pm)


  • Diana that is so great! I am so glad that you are doing something just for you! I love photography and have enjoyed taking my own pictures and I know you will too! If you ever want subjects to photograph, just let me know, we’d love to help! : ) Love you and hope to hear from you soon!

    5 Laura Ellis said this (October 9, 2007 at 1:24 pm)


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