As I was strolling around the neighborhood garden, I was drawn to these 3 blossoms which would have been ideal for last week’s challenge: Rule of Thirds.
This image was created using selective focus and negative space.
Thank you Patti for this compositional challenge … the invitation to review compositional guidelines and then to walk with eyes wide open with a lens-artists’ companion “to focus” … heaps of fun!
taking a tiny trip
to see and be seen…
new summer robes ~Issa*
*cited: haikuguy.com
This week Albatz Travel Adventures (Elizabatz) invites photographers to offer examples of diptych, two images placed in proximity to one another, forming a pair. She notes: “to make a successful pairing there should be several things in common, and something very different, contrasting”.
I wish to thank Elizabeth for introducing me to the word diptych. Earlier this week, I also became acquainted with the word, polyglots, “individuals who can speak several languages – usually having a grasp of at least somewhere between 3-5 languages.
Words written within ancient history seem to be a timeless knitting of souls as they flow through time.
I imagine poets of old listening to how their translated words resonate today and then chuckle at words defining lives unknown. Oh…unheard whisperings of ancients.
Sunday 29, 2019
“continue to be lost in time – past and future and therefore not present in now – or maybe, I don’t known where I am now.”
Photographias invites artists to “have a celebration of flowers.”
Does that bird
think of past times
as it flies, singing
over the shade in the spring…
of weeping willows? ~unknown
whisper …
Sony RX1003 … f/3.5 . 1/125s . 25.7 mm
image submitted in response to Cee’s flower of the day
a meditative journey 
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