silent sunday
photography
it is time to rest a’while
Visit Travel with Intent to join this this fun challenge.
searching…
I’ve forgotten the trail
marked out while searching for you
in places I’ve never been
currents of time
Merging… days and nights
Creating… currents of time
Unfolding… lost moments of
dreams
echoes
illusions
reflections
Yearnings… of our yesterdays
inspiration: weight or mass
Week 18 Inspiration: Weight or Mass: Heavy as a stone, light as a feather. (Find inspiration and shoot an amazing photograph.)
Images submitted in response to Dogwood Photography’s annual 52-week photography challenge.
street photography
Introducing Alan Schaller’s “Streets in Mind.”
lens artists photo challenge: less is more
Image submitted in response to Amy’s (The World is a Book) lens artists photo challenge: less is more.
Riverbend ponds natural area II
Wabi-sabi is a beauty of things imperfect, impermanent, and incomplete. It is a beauty of things modest and humble. It is a beauty of things unconventional…
Koren, Leonard, Wabi-Sabi for artists, designers, poets, & philosophers. Stone Bridge Press, Berkeley, CA
riverbend ponds natural area
inspiration: balanced composition
Week 17 : Balanced composition (is pretty straightforward, unless you are trying to shoot in the “Accidental Renaissance” style. So shoot a balanced image in the Accidental Renaissance style.)
This week’s photo challenge has me stumped. My research of “Accidental Renaissance” style directs me to Reddit’s definition:
- A photo that accidentally resembles the types of art popular from the 14th-19th centuries.
- Composition: Triangular/Pyramidial figures, Dynamic, assymetrical composition, foreshortening, and of course the use of the Fibonacci sequence or Golden Ratio
- Lighting: Featuring use of sfumato (blurring/softening of outlines) and/or chiaroscuro (strong contrasts between light and dark
- Subject: Landscapes, people, scenes, that feature one or both of the above.
So…these three represent my visualization of balanced images in the Accidental Renaissance style.
This YouTune video is the most “understandable” explanation of the golden ratio I have found.
Images submitted in response to Dogwood Photography’s annual 52-week photography challenge.
weekly photo challenge: orange
Image submitted in response to Jenn’s (Traveling at Wits End) weekly photo challenge: orange.
in remembrance
you left,
I remained…
two springs.
From this day forward, I will be…
may we find peace.
a meditative journey 
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