They actively teach others that blindness isn’t a tragedy, it’s simply a physical attribute. I choose blogs by people who acknowledge that blindness is a big part of their lives, but who never let blindness limit or define them. So there you have a big chunk of the contents of my RSS feed reader. What is it about these images that are so compelling? Why do I always want to grab my camera and set off on an adventure when I read these guys? Also influential on my getting an iPod Touch, which I LOVE and use daily, when I can get it away from my kids.īlind Photography. He’s totally blind, totally tech and a lot of fun to read. He posted a podcast of him trying out the iPad’s stargazing app and I was hooked. I read his book, Touch the Top of the World about the same time as I read Blind Courage by Bill Irwin and they reinforced my ambition not only to live to my fullest but to teach others, both blind and sighted that you don’t need to see to live an awesome life.īehind the Curtain by Austin Seraphin. She is so dang talented and I wish I could have her follow me around and take pictures of my life. A blind photographer who makes me jealous every time I read her blog.
I’d love to be her next-door-neighbor, especially when she writes about cupcakes. The world is getting smaller.Ĭruisin’ With Cricket by Becky.
She loves all things Apple, or at least her Hubby does. Perspectives from a blind POV by Alena Roberts. Some blind bloggers write about blindness and issues connected to it.
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