Author: brenda

art of seeing xx

light figure on dark ground… iPhone 7 f/1.8 1/13s 3.99mm

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light figure on dark ground… iPhone 7 f/1.8 1/30s 3.99mm

lens-artists photo challenge: reflections

Sony RX100 f/1.8 1/640 8.8mm 80 ISO

Miriam (The Showers of Blessings) a Lens-Artists guest host defines reflection/mirror photography as using “… reflective surfaces to create an artistic echo of a scene. This type of photography can add an interesting spin to locations that are hot spots for photographers such as oceans, lakes, puddles, and even rain drops.”

2020 photo challenge: texture

Walking about town with an iPhone….

Opening the photographer’s eyes to the multiple layers of texture

Images submitted in response to Travel Words’ March photo challenge: Be Creative with Texture

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light figure on dark ground… iPhone 7 f/1.8 1/11s 3.99mm

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light figure on dark ground… iPhone 7 f/1.8 1/16,129s 3.99mm

cee’s black & white photo challenge: clouds

departing clouds–

“Autumn won’t return”

the cicadas sing

~Issa (cited: haikuguy.com)

iPad f/1.8 1/833 3.99mm

Photo and Issa’s haiku submitted in response to Cee’s black and white photo challenge: clouds

waiting

on the water…

on the water

a clear image of blossoms

death close by*

~Katsura Nobuko

Cited: Makoto Ueda, Far Beyond the Field

*’Death is close by, because the mirror image of the cherry blossoms, clearer than the actual flowers, will disappear with the slightest breath of wind.

Nikon D750 f/5 1/2000s 85mm 200 ISO

lens-artist photo challenge: change your perspective

Nikon D750 f/5 1/4000s 85mm 200 ISO

Hop, click over to P.A. Moped’s to join this week’s lens-artists photo challenge: change your perspective.

art of seeing xix

the butterfly —

its face is the same

as a caterpillar’s

~Tsuji Momoko

cited: Makoto Ueda, Far Beyond the Field

Nikon D750 f/5.6 1/1000s 85mm 800 ISO

art of seeing — dark figure on light ground 10 of 10

art of seeing

while the one

peels a white peach

the other weeps

~Kuroda Momoko