Tag Archives: setting

Winding 9 March 2016

Posted on March 9, 2016 by Sally Gerard

Playing with setting: The road was winding and steep, and despite the nauseous feeling in Grady’s stomach, he couldn’t help looking down the rock-strewn ledge to the rushing water below. There were shiny bits sparkling under the rushing, spring-swollen creek. … Continue reading →

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Dug Out 31 March 2014

Posted on March 31, 2014 by Sally Gerard

On a trip through Texas with a couple of stops in Oklahoma, Kansas and Colorado, I was able to take in so many images. Driving along the Sante Fe Trail, I tried to imagine what it would’ve been like to … Continue reading →

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setting 10 January 2014

Posted on January 10, 2014 by Sally Gerard

I love setting; the places and conditions where a story is born and unfolds. I have a particular fondness for rural settings and the beauty beheld in wild places, whether on vast open prairies or high in the rugged mountains … Continue reading →

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19 November 2013

Posted on November 19, 2013 by Sally Gerard

I’m thinking about settings today. This photo was taken in front of the best cafe in Allenspark, Colorado. Can you imagine a scene in whatever you are writing happening here? I can.

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