Tag Archives: nature
Silent Sunday: 5 February 2012
Silent Sunday: 15 January 2012
Silent Sunday: 18 December 2011
Silent Sunday: 27 November 2011
The one that got away…
On Reflection…
Objects with reflections, or objects which make reflections, can add tremendous intrigue, interest, and creative punch to everyday photography. I find, as a rule, these reflections fall into three groups:
First of all, there are accurate, true reflections from smooth, flat, shiny surfaces such as very still water. One spring evening gave me the chance to get this picture…
Then there are distorted reflections from curved objects, which can make fascinating study; where and when does reality become surreal?
(Open air musical performances are great subjects anyway, of course.) Then we get broken reflections from irregular surfaces such as moving water, like this:
So there’s a few ideas for you. Carry a camera, keep your eyes open, and experiment. Building up your photographic technique is an incredible journey. A journey with no end. But the views along the way are, or should be, amazing…
Silent Sunday: 30 October 2011
Ode to Autumn
The autumn leaves remind us of a growing season over.
There are berries in the hedgerow, but no flowers on the clover.
From cottage chimneys wood-smoke curls, and daylight sooner ends –
Lamps shine out from windows, for family and friends.
A drizzle falls in droplets fine –
Makes pathways shine.
Frost threatens:
Winter beckons.
This post was inspired and prompted by the ‘100 word challenge’ here.
(Just fifty words, plus the three ‘prompt’ words, were allowed this time.)