In September 2026, the author shares a heartwarming account of Azure’s first camping experience at Greenbrier State Park. Through Azure’s curiosity and exploration of nature, the author gains fresh perspectives on photography. Their adventure includes a hike on the Annapolis Rock trail, capturing moments of joy, laughter, and communal outdoor cooking. This trip emphasizes the beauty of experiencing new things through the eyes of a child and creating lasting memories together.
Tag Archives: nature
Mood
In August 2026, a reflective blog captures a day at Virginia Beach, focusing on the joy brought by a child named Azure. His playful exploration of the shoreline reveals how children embody the mood of the moment, transforming an ordinary day into a vibrant experience. The author shares insights on recognizing emotional layers in daily life, emphasizing the lasting impact of such joyful moments. The post also highlights the collaborative spirit of the Share Six community and encourages readers to explore other interpretations of the theme.
Landscapes
In June 2026, the blog explored the theme of Landscape through an unexpected lens, focusing on the depths of Luray Caverns in Virginia. The unique underground setting emphasized patience and the slow relationship between water and stone. This month highlighted that landscapes can be deep and hidden, inviting a gentle, immersive experience.
Flowers
This month’s blog theme, Flowers, emphasizes the beauty of nature’s subtlety in spring. Each bloom unfolds at its own pace, illustrating patience and the importance of observing small moments. Photographs capture the transformation of flowers, highlighting their unique stories and textures, inviting a deeper appreciation of the natural world.
Weather
Share Six Monthly Blog (January 2026) Winter carries its own quiet language. Some days arrive with celebration, others with stillness, and many with the simple joy of play. These six moments, photographed entirely on an iPhone, explore how weather shapes the stories we live. This month’s collection brings together six moments that reflect the quietContinue reading “Weather”
Graduation 2025
Share Six Monthly Blog (December 2025) Graduation Moments with Saugat Bhattarai November 25, 2025 This month, I had the honor of capturing a deeply personal and celebratory milestone—the graduation of Saugat Bhattarai, my brother-in-law, from Lambton College in Toronto on November 25th. I flew in from Washington, D.C. to be part of this momentous occasion,Continue reading “Graduation 2025”
Bhai Tika 2025
Share Six Monthly Blog (November 2025) Bhai Tika 2025: A Celebration of Bonds Beyond Distance 📸 October 23rd, 2025 This year’s Bhai Tika was a little different for me. Traditionally, it’s a day when sisters hoOn October 23rd, I celebrated Bhai Tika, one of the most cherished days of Tihar. It is a festival thatContinue reading “Bhai Tika 2025”
Black and White
Share Six Monthly Blog (October 2025) Location: Washington, D.C. This month, I wandered through the heart of American symbolism—Washington, D.C.—with only my camera and a monochrome lens. Stripping away color revealed something deeper: contrast, clarity, and quiet truths. These images are not just landmarks. They’re questions. They’re echoes. 1. The Capitol Stillness in the storm.ReflectedContinue reading “Black and White”
Stairs
Share Six Monthly Blog (September 2025) In late August, as summer begins to soften and the air turns contemplative, the festival of Teej arrives—not with monsoon rains, but with memory, music, and meaning. Though far from the temples and courtyards of Nepal, the spirit of Teej rises here in Virginia, carried by women whose devotionContinue reading “Stairs”
Horizons
Share Six Monthly Blog (August 2025) The shores of Lake Erie in Vermilion, Ohio offered the perfect canvas for this photo series. Known for its maritime charm and historic character, the city framed each shot with layers of meaning—horizon lines that stretch beyond water and time. Photographed in natural light, every image reflects the quietContinue reading “Horizons”
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