Watching Light Happen
On This Day – Two years ago, i posted this image. I thought the way the doors looked was amazing.
“Medieval Doors”
I happen upon a path below the street level and began to explore where it leads to. As it twists and turns, I follow, sheltered by the branches above. Around the curve, doors appear. Suddenly I begin to wonder where they might lead to. Under the streets they must go, beyond the surface. To an ancient part of the world? One only knows.
One of the things you want to look for in a good image is how it makes you feel. The colors in an image plays just as big a role as some of the others things that can make an image good.
Kandinsky felt that colors evoked these feelings and states:
Your image could be color dominant and evoke these feelings when viewed. It’s all about creative intent.
“The Boathouse”
f8, 1/320 sec., ISO 100, 109 mm
Inside, the old sea man waits as he listens to the seagulls over head. The calm waters gently sways the boathouse to and fro. The perfect sunset about to show itself through the open window and illuminate all its beauty. Coastal living.
#photography #harbor #boathouse
“Harbor Sunset”
f8, 1/200 sec., ISO 100, 35 mm
At the end of the day, the docks are quiet and still. No one is present to witness the calm, the beauty of these few moments in time.
#NaBloPoMo #photography
“Big Red”
f5.6, 1/40 sec., ISO 200, 55 mm
As I walk down the street, there are hundreds of people as it is the annual festival. Dozens of classics are rolling down the street in their parade of auto history as the people cheer, smile, and admire. Just then, she appears. The classic of the show.
“Sailboat”
f9, 1/640 sec., 100 ISO, 250 mm
A race i see. Such a challenge from a simple sailboat when this is a mighty ferry. Your sails are full, so lets race to the dock and see who is mightier.
“Pioneer Place”
In a small corner of an otherwise large shopping meca, the rows of pots face each other in a stand off for attention. They proudly display their fauna under the bright greenhouse roof, gently reaching up to grab as much light as possible before the day fades away. Passersby ignor them, don’t even know they are there, as they continue to cycle fresh air into the closed up building, giving life to everyone. Breath in deeply my dears.
“Source of Heat”
f/6.3, 1/5 sec., ISO 1250, 18 mm
When it’s cold outside, snowing, the heat draws you in like a moth. Gently settling in, warming your bones, it doesn’t matter what causes the heat, just that it’s there. You can hear the crackling of the wood in the silence. Mesmerizing.
#woodstove #heat #fire
