Tag Archives: photography

A DAY OF REST: Inspirational Photography

Posted on May 16, 2021 by jchasenovelist

One of the things I try to find the time to do is to get outside and take photos. I love photography, but as with so many things, it’s difficult to find the time. I love the solace. The peace. … Continue reading →

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Match Book Covers to Photo Inspirations CONTEST: Win a FREE Emily Stone eBook of Your Choice!

Posted on September 11, 2015 by jchasenovelist

Photography has always been a passion of mine and I always carry my camera with me when I leave the house. It’s a great way that I unwind and take a break in between projects. There are many times where … Continue reading →

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What Inspires My Writing

Posted on May 27, 2015 by jchasenovelist

I love writing action thrillers, but I find it necessary to take breaks to clear my mind and just relax. This is especially true when my mind is full of serial killers and crime scenes! Everyone should find something that … Continue reading →

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Confrontation with a Violent Sociopath Compelled Me to Pursue Criminology

Posted on January 18, 2014 by jchasenovelist

As I look back in my life, I reflect and smile. It is interesting how certain situations can shape our decisions and ultimately the outcome of our lives. I have been blessed with many things, even the bad incidents. I … Continue reading →

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I Took a Walk in a Graveyard at One of California’s Most Haunted Locations

Posted on October 24, 2013 by jchasenovelist

Curiosity persuaded me. Inquisitiveness overpowered me. These feelings called out, or rather screamed out, to my writer’s imagination. I just had to stop and take some photographs of this particular spot at San Miguel Mission, which gave me the opportunity … Continue reading →

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A Bird’s Eye of California with Tony Britton Photography

Posted on July 5, 2012 by jchasenovelist

As many of you know from reading my blog, I love photography and I can be found shooting photos around my coastal area when I’m not writing. So I have a real treat for everyone today — and it’s a … Continue reading →

Posted in Guest Post, Photography | Tagged author jennifer chase, birds, California birds, emily stone series, native wildlife, personal training, photography, thrillers, tony britton, tony britton photography | 1 Comment

Photography Sunday — My Escape

Posted on January 22, 2012 by jchasenovelist

I love the beach. No matter what problems or stresses that exist in my everyday life, they seem small when I get to a beach shoreline. The subtle breeze, fresh sea air, and the picture perfect view makes me more … Continue reading →