Regrets: Paige L. Hill

Regrets, No regrets! We are who we are because of the paths we have taken or have chosen or the ones that have been force upon us. There for to you I say, “I have no regrets”. Would that I could change some things… yes we all say that. Would you change your path? Who would you be? Would you be happier now? Would you be healthier now? Would you be richer now? Who is to say? We are who we are. No Regrets!

Shadow: Paige L. Hill

In the shadows of my mind, I can be anything I would like to be.

I could be a princess with the prettiest ball gown in all the land.  A magnificent tiara to sit a top my head, showing off my beautiful long cascading hair as it shimmers in the spot light. 

Vision: Paige L. Hill

Staring at the wall, I can just see it now. The place I’d rather be. Out there, way out there, in the mountain tops. Hearing the sounds of nature all around, feeling the cool breeze on my face, smelling the fresh air. Some place where there is no signal, totally off the grid. Just me, my thoughts and I. Places like these allow me to fine tune my vision for whatever project. 

Elements: Paige L. Hill

Boy in Leaves

Ahh.... Fall.... So glad it’s finally here. I love this time of year. Leaves with the breeze are being nocked free form the trees as they change. And let’s not forget, time for rolling around with your rugby ball. The cool breezes are just enough to need socks and to curl up on the sofa under a blanket. You can just feel the cool kisses of the wind on your cheek as you laugh along with this photograph.

Macro: Paige L. Hill

In the world of welding there is something called a macro bead. This tiny bead of metal by itself can’t do much good. Each bead alone will not hold up under pressure, but thousands of them, now you have something. Now you have something that is strong enough for Superman to leap in a single bound.  Something that can sail the seven seas bring us wonders from exotic lands.  Also something that is as beautiful as the Eiffel Tower.

How is it that something so small can change our world, so huge, one bead at a time?