Julies Photo Journey

Monday, September 20, 2021

https://www.medscape.com/sites/public/covid-19/vaccine-insights/how-concerned-are-you-about-vaccine-related-adverse-events?fbclid=IwAR223byoxk0c41ShGf4vl6aW5XnYQFnztFyrojmTLfXCv_UsPMi8LZ2NaTQ

https://vestibular.org/forum/dizziness/covid-19-vaccine-side-effects/paged/68/

https://www.facebook.com/hashtag/notrare

I am a nurse and I believe in informed consent which people are not getting. Ask yourself, why are they not allowing doctors to order monoclonal antibodies. Why are doctors being threatened with their license if they speak out. Why are nurses being fired for not wanting to take the jab, could it be because they see that most of their patients aren't the unvaccinated but are in fact vaccinated patients? Why can't they even isolated the covid virus in independent labs?

The above sites are just a few I have found. I bet there are so many more. If you're planning on getting the shot read some of the stories, if you're one of those having long term issues, write your story.

No forced mandates. Ask why. Why isn't the government personal required to have the shots? Why do they keep getting caught at large gatherings without masks, because they know what they are denying you know, masks don't work, the vaccinated people are infecting the vaccinated and early treatment will save your life. Follow the money. Read the story. Make an informed decision if you're going to get this shot and if you already have if your going to get another.

Tuesday, November 10, 2020

Hoss in his old age

Hoss is 10 and a half, his face is grey and his jowls droop. Leaves stick to them, but I love this gentle ole face. He has cancer so we know his days with us our numbered, hopefully we get a few more years. Love you Hoss.

Monday, November 9, 2020

I did some dry ice shots, it was a fun photo project and some I think turned out well.

I had trouble with the dry ice showing. I tried shaving it but the smoke came out different.

I was fairly happy with the end result to this one, I did do more editing and I printed it off and gave it to our wonderful brewery.

St Paddy's day and my husband's beer glass from the brewery he was the brewer for.

I tried red due to the cup being black but was not happy with the end result.

The shot above shows who much trial and error it took to get the smoke just right, it was either way to much or way too little but fun and messy.

I really liked the one above. I tried it with the red background since my glass was black but it didn't work as well, this is what I wanted it to look like and I am happy with the outcome.

If you want to try this at home get some dry ice, use gloves when handling and then just experiment. I had my camera on a tripod and used several different settings until I found one that worked best. Use warm club soda water which worked good.