Travel with Tina from coast to coast as she photographs a wide variety of natural subjects. Get a view of her rural Missouri home as many of the photos showcase the sunrises, clouds, snow, and birds she sees and photographs every day.Then, formatted with and speaking about each photo, read her original Haiku. Tina has experimented with writing a variety of types of poetry and finally settled on Haiku to best describe her thoughts and feelings. Perhaps it's the strict five-seven-five syllables requiring the author to carefully consider each word and how it fits into the poem as well as how it describes the photo. Perhaps it's because she's a little OCD and the syllable template is the perfect box to place words into. Or, maybe she just likes them