For the love of photography and the magic of light, ...a commentary
Saturday, September 8, 2018
Friday, September 7, 2018
Field of Clouds
I think it's rather appropriate to take a walk through the field of clouds, as it were. On the days when the clouds appear low in the sky they often make for great pictures. Clouds always have such unique looks and often make great pictures, we never tire of seeing them.
Thursday, September 6, 2018
It's Diffrent
Most of us like the look of cherry blossoms and this shot is no different. It's rather interesting how the leaves were captured along with the blossoms on this tree, not quite a cherry tree leaf. Additionally captured in this photo is the odd-looking bee about to land on a blossom, it's not the typical variety of which we're use to seeing.
Tuesday, September 4, 2018
It's All he Buzz
Really nice photo with contrasting colors and items, the flower and the bee. This photo presents a picture from above the been looking down, not a 'ususal' shot. Notice the fine hairs surrounding the bee and the lines and folds within the wings, a truly nice shot.
Saturday, August 25, 2018
Squeemish from Bugs
So some of us are squeemish around bugs, and rightfully so, some of them are, well, just gross. The one in the following photo, though, is quite different, it looks like it has wings, a nie headpiece, and a feather-duster, different ha? It's quite amazing what exists out beneath our eyes.
Friday, August 24, 2018
Pink Beauties
There's something to be said about flowers, and these in particular have amazing color. All the candy for our eyes is quite amazing and to think this candy is all around us for our eyes to taken in. It's a good think we don't gain weight from looking 😅
Thursday, August 23, 2018
Surf's Up
It's the time of year again when people hit the waves, and this photo reveals nothing different. When it's warm and the waves are good you can bet people all around the world are hitting the waves whether surfing or just fun in the sun.
This day in Huntington Beach the surf was up and the waves were crashing in at approximately six feet which led to plenty of excitement.
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