Fear is the non-acceptance of What Is.
Fear is the non-acceptance of What Is.
These may look almost like replicas of the same shot; however I have found that I must take advantage of moments where Shayla is still or at least not jumping or running about like a wild animal. Hence the frequency of pictures with her eating, drinking or playing with toys. I must take advantage of scenes where semi-stillness is occuring,...so I do.
Fear is the non-acceptance of What Is.
Fear is the non-acceptance of What Is.
