Capture those special moments

Business professionals know that the success of transactions is in the details.  It takes great care to carefully meet the needs of our clients and their families.

When is comes to our personal lives, some of the same professionals fail to take care of the details that are needed for their own quality of life and good health.  This can be a difficult process for those that are mentally on the job 24/7.

Did you notice the flower?

Start today to notice the details that improve our spirits and our quality of life. Take a closer look at the flower you pass during the day.  With your camera in hand, capture the moment and you will find a moment that takes you away from the business problems of the hour.

Have a most productive September.  Share your special moments and your pictures in the comments for this post.

Kentlands flower photograph by Roy Kelley.  Canon PowerShot G11 camera.

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19 Comments on Capture those special moments

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02
2011
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Stop and smell the roses, eh? Good idea to remember to slow down and see your surroundings.
12:04pm • #1
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Roy,  Flowers do make our lives happier.  If we just stop for a second and look around, we will see lots of beauty.
12:19pm • #2

Simply Beautiful! 
1:31pm • #3
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Thanks so much for your comments and support.

Have a great day and an outstanding weekend.

 Life is good!
2:53pm • #4
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Our personal lives are always the first to take a hit sadly.  Most people lack the skills to be able to balance that quality of life, good health and family.  Nice to see you don't forget to smell the roses!
3:05pm • #5
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Your very wise words go straight to the heart and soul. Thank you Roy. Hope you too have a special weekend.

3:08pm • #6
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Great advice for us all to follow I know sometimes I'm guilty of passing the flower by, but I am working on slowing down to enjoy the special moments.
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Roy, thanks for a really nice post. I like the, "start today," language. I really like that concept. Really appreciate the flower as always.

Cal
4:38pm • #8
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Hi Roy, I love that flower.  The middle looks like lots of little balls.
5:50pm • #9
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Thank you very much for your comments.

Have a great weekend!

 Life is good!

Kentlands flowers.  Photograph by Roy Kelley.
6:09pm • #10
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Roy, I've never looked so closely at a daisy!  And yours is just exquisite.
10:53pm • #11
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Another simply stunning photo! It's amazing how the simplest of flowers can still be so beautiful. I like your message, too.

Gretchen
11:34pm • #12
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Roy,  A good philosophy indeed.  We got to slow down and open our eyes or will pass up the good stuff right in front of us.  Like these little guys! Have yourself a great weekend!

Humming Bird at Feeder
11:53pm • #13
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Roy, very well said.  It's the details that count.  It is taking the time to notice the special details that make life extra special. 
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2011
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12:05am • #15
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Hi Roy, Yes the details are important in our profession and everywhere.  Just love the spirals inside the daisy.

Have a great September!

Gloria
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Roy, that flower looks good and healthy. It's bright. It's beautiful! I love the details. Thanks for a nice post.
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Good Morning Roy!  Great flower almost perfect!  Have a great weekend!
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Thanks to all for stopping by. The big neighborhood event this morning was the annual Kentlands and Lakelands 5K race and walk with over 1,500 participants.  I admire some of the mothers in the race that were pushing their race strollers faster than most of the women in the competition.

Life is better when there are flowers to photograph.
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