100 Moments

February 18, 2009 · By Deb Phillips – The Photo Gal 

Marking a Milestone

Since launching the LewisvillePhotos.com photo blog on August 1, 2008, I’ve been privileged to showcase 100 moments of life in our beloved Lewisville, North Carolina.

Within a little over six months, the blog’s photos have included walkers, bikers, animals of various kinds, flowers, old cars, autumn scenes, snow scenes, the outdoor dramas at the Square, programs at the library, concerts, old buildings and houses, a sunlit field, a foggy morning, worship services, the Christmas parade, and many, many beautiful children.

As a way of marking this 100-moment milestone, I’ve provided FIVE COLLAGES containing the lead photos from all of the 100 blog posts, in the order in which they were published.

PLEASE NOTE: If you wish to read an EXPANDED VERSION of this post in which I comment on certain photos in each of the collage sections, go ahead and CLICK to be taken to the 100 Moments (Expanded) page. That page contains everything in this condensed post, and much more. However, if you just mainly want to look at the collages, then stay on this page and click on the link following the first collage shown below. That link will take you to the NEXT SECTION of this simplified version.

Tapestry of Life, Part 1 of 5

100 Moments Collage (Images 1-20) - Life in Lewisville, North Carolina (Forsyth County). Deb Phillips, photographer.

The above collage of images represents photos published in the blog from 8/1/2008 through 9/9/2008. If you'd like to review any of the original posts, please refer to the Blog Archives page for the above-mentioned date range. (The images in this collage are positioned in the order of their published dates, from left to right, beginning at the top left.)

More Tapestry of Life images follow in the NEXT SECTION.
CLICK to see the Tapestry of Life, Parts 2 – 5 collages

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