Pam is a dedicated mom and wife who gracefully balances family life with her deep passions for photography, holistic wellness, and community. As a macro and lifestyle photographer, she has a unique eye for capturing the intricate beauty in everyday moments-illuminating details that are often overlooked. Through her lens, Pam invites others to see the world from a fresh, mindful perspective.
Beyond her artistic endeavors, Pam plays a vital role in her family's HVAC and Plumbing business. With a background in CIM management, she brings a thoughtful blend of operational expertise and genuine customer care, contributing to the business's strong reputation for quality and service.
A certified Reiki Master, Pam is also deeply rooted in the world of holistic health. Her journey through personal and family health challenges has shaped her into a compassionate advocate for energy healing and balanced living. Having overcome struggles with invisible illnesses, Pam has transformed her life by embracing a holistic approach-mentally, physically, and spiritually.
Through all her roles-photographer, healer, businesswoman, and mother-Pam lives by the belief that life itself is an art form. She empowers others to slow down, connect deeply, and discover the beauty and healing power within the present moment.
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9 thoughts on “The Bees & Hydrangeas”
Amazing pics, Pamela! I love seeing white hydrangeas! Please feel free to link this to tomorrow’s Sunday post animal of the month–insects!
Ive always been lucky when out with my camera. I hadn’t been stung in years, until a couple weeks ago, ground bees suddenly attacked my friend and I. Many of the shots I share I am right down at the bees level taking it all in!
Amazing pics, Pamela! I love seeing white hydrangeas! Please feel free to link this to tomorrow’s Sunday post animal of the month–insects!
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Thank you Terri, I will have to look that up!
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Great, thanks for adding to the Animal of the Month fun!
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Pamela, wonderful captures of these bees!
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Thank you Beth!
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You’re lucky those bees didn’t sting you or start swarming, they don’t take kindly to nosy cameras interrupting their work.
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Ive always been lucky when out with my camera. I hadn’t been stung in years, until a couple weeks ago, ground bees suddenly attacked my friend and I. Many of the shots I share I am right down at the bees level taking it all in!
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