2014’s Top 10 Photos

Here’s the 10 photos that I selected from my 2014 catalog based on feedback/input from family and friends, a few contest winners and a couple of my favorites. I love the collage above - Family and Family Gatherings!

I read on a friend’s blog a few days ago that selecting your top 10 photos every year forces you to relive some of your most special moments of the year… many of which don’t end up as a top 10 photo. But you relive your year anyway by selecting your top 10. This is certainly true in my case. I have a lot a photos to go through to find just 10 but I gave it my best shot – no pun intended!

Picking your Top 10 Best Photos of the year not only forces you to look through all those digital images(thousands in my case) you have on your hard drive, it gives you such pleasure to relive those special moments. And there is an added benefit to selecting your Top 10. You can also see quite clearly what progress you have made year to year in capturing those special moments. And of course, realize the opportunities for new experiences and further skill development. That will be the fun part in the 2015 New Year.

Those are the Top 10 for 2014!

The Lord has promised "good things" to you and me in the days and years to come. He has promised to never leave or forsake us. I'm holding on to all His promises!

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