Interesting juxtaposition of green growth on branch and piling,with blue sky reflection, a good mate to #4. Seeing those 2 makes me think of com"piling" a series with more of that same play.
I encourage you each to try to make thematically related groups of images - try 4 or 6. See "on landscape" (search "on landscape magazine" it should pop right up.) They regularly publish 4 x 4 portfolios from their online community. I have recently become a subscriber and highly recommend it for its friendly tone, high quality images, and down to earth commentary, in addition to its engaged community.
For examples of "Seeing in Sixes" see Lenswork magazine for examples (you can search on those terms.)
Those look like a beer bottle (?) commemoration - and therein lies a tale or two. I like the ways the strong sunlight etched the detail of the knighted cross, and the flowery salute to Sousa. It was spring-like and it was quite cold - it was March.
Interesting juxtaposition of green growth on branch and piling,with blue sky reflection, a good mate to #4. Seeing those 2 makes me think of com"piling" a series with more of that same play.
ReplyDeleteI encourage you each to try to make thematically related groups of images - try 4 or 6. See "on landscape" (search "on landscape magazine" it should pop right up.) They regularly publish 4 x 4 portfolios from their online community. I have recently become a subscriber and highly recommend it for its friendly tone, high quality images, and down to earth commentary, in addition to its engaged community.
For examples of "Seeing in Sixes" see Lenswork magazine for examples (you can search on those terms.)
Those look like a beer bottle (?) commemoration - and therein lies a tale or two. I like the ways the strong sunlight etched the detail of the knighted cross, and the flowery salute to Sousa. It was spring-like and it was quite cold - it was March.