Thursday *Thrills*

This Thursday's thrill is- Tom Mannion's phogoraphy!  I came across his photos online, and I was totally blown away!  Not only is he a phenomenal photographer, but the creativity in his work is remarkable!  If I'm ever in the mood to feel inspired, I just take a look at some of his photographs.




This is definitely my favorite-  I love that clam on the side.







Also one of my favorites











Colorful mini Buddhas everywhere!




I love how whimsical and quirky these photos are- don't you feel inspired?

gonna go take some photos now- and maybe upload them at some point in life.

bm

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