The ninth of 10 square images posted in response to Becky’s July square project – trees.
July squares: trees (9)
street photography
July squares: trees (8)
The eighth of 10 square images posted in response to Becky’s July square project – trees.
July squares: trees (7)
The seventh of 10 square images posted in response to Becky’s July square project – trees.
July squares: trees (6)
The sixth of 10 square images posted in response to Becky’s July square project – trees.
July squares: trees (5)
“What are you photographing?”
“Light, shadow, and repeating patterns.”
The fifth of 10 square images posted in response to Becky’s July square project – trees.
July squares: trees (4)
three trees and a bench … the forth of 10 square images of trees submitted in response to Becky’s July square project.
July squares: trees (3)
a mall tree and its shadow … the third of 10 square images of trees submitted in response to Becky’s July square project.
lens-artist: getting away
travelers set out
as the sun rises…
morning dew ~Issa*
This week’s lens-artists host, Ohtheplaceswesee, invites us to share images that tells a story – getting away.
*cited: haikuguy.com
July squares: trees (2)
A city tree and its shadow … the second of 10 square images of trees submitted in response to Becky’s July square project.
lens-artists challenge: shades and shadows
the man’s whiteness
walking in the house’s shadow…
summer moon ~Issa*
sharing tree shade
with a butterfly…
friends in a previous life ~Issa*
Isn’t the shade under a tree the tree’s shadow?
joining in Leya’s photo challenge: shades and shadows.
*cited: haikuguy.com
do you see what I see
lens-artist photo challenge: getting to know you
This week scillagrace invites us to share Getting To Know You photographs that show our relationship with a subject that generated our attention, won our affection and taught us a thing or two.
on a makeshift bridge
we make friends…
croaking frog ~Issa (cited www.haikuguy.com)
I enjoy photo walk abouts…it is as if a camera has a third eye that invites me to look/see. Over time, I’ve enjoyed expanding my efforts to include using double exposure, long exposure, window reflections in street photography.
Introducing body language as a way to introduce emotions within street photography.
Exploring window reflections as a means to compose a frame within a frame as well as create an abstract street image.
Accepting the challenge of in-camera double exposure.
And…may I invite you to spend a few minutes watching a mom and child, getting to know each other through laughter and validation. I know you will find yourself smiling.
Bebê italiano aprendendo a falar
a meditative journey 
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