
submitted for Leanne’s Wednesday Monochrome Madness

submitted for Leanne’s Wednesday Monochrome Madness

submitted for Leanne’s Wednesday Monochrome Madness
I found myself attracted to these two sunflowers in a fallowed field that borders a trail I walk almost everyday. Since the field is situated next to an apartment complex’s parking lot, it seemed to me that the background would have muddied any image. Therefore, with the aperture value at 5.6, I composed this image following RAJ’s instructions for a technique called “Focus Locking.” First I composed the image with the sunflowers in the center, then pressed the shutter so that the flowers were in focus, and then with a half-pressed shutter I recomposed the image before pressing the shutter fully.

Nikon D750 f/5.6 1/40 300mm 100 ISO
If I were the emperor
of a deserted island
it would be nice. ~Soseki

winter’s slumber
Releasing seeds to travel on autumn’s breeze…

offered in response to The Girl That Dreams Awake’s photo challenge: soft
The remarkable thing about deja vu, or other vivid experiences of recollection, is that they are vested with significance that we cannot put into words. At an earlier time, whatever happened might have seem important, or it might not. But the recollection is charged with relevance, and tears flow for no reason.
~R. Aitkens
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