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Spring in Bloom: Photos


Post Author: Katherine Willis Pershey


Today Fidelia’s Sisters celebrates spring with some flower photography by Katherine Willis Pershey.

Katherine writes:

I am a beginning photographer. After inheriting a good camera from my sister a few years ago, I now have, in my infant daughter, a pressing inspiration to learn how to use it. In addition to taking hundreds of photos of Juliette, I’m practicing learning the alchemy of shutter speed, aperture, and ISO at the  South Coast Botanic Gardens. Having grown up in the Midwest, the cactus gardens and butterfly amaryllis of Southern California have yet to lose their exotic, unfamiliar beauty.


Katherine Willis Pershey graduated from Claremont School of Theology and was ordained to the ministry by the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in 2005. She serves as the solo pastor of South Bay Christian Church in Redondo Beach, California. She's a music enthusiast and a book lover, and blogs about these and other obsessions at any day a beautiful change. She and her husband, Ben, have a dog named Atticus and a daughter, Juliette.


Image by: Katherine Willis Pershey
Used with permission
May 27, 2008/by Katherine Willis Pershey
Tags: cacti, creativity, flowers, photography
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