Shadow Man
Sure, it looked like a simple crab claw . . . I am loving the inclusion of light as an integral component of still life; not just to set the tone or mood, but as a structural part of the … Continue reading
Sure, it looked like a simple crab claw . . . I am loving the inclusion of light as an integral component of still life; not just to set the tone or mood, but as a structural part of the … Continue reading
Graceful lines, animated structure. Gentle still life.
Absolutely perfectly circular bubbles remained in this mussel moments after the tide receded. They echoed the several air holes in the surrounding sand. Balance!
If photographs evoke feelings and restore memories, then this one is evocative on the warmest of summer beach days. The collection of yellows and whites, and the crystalline sand makes this photograph feel warm to me. Not a bad thing … Continue reading
The colors and the wild nature of the background are what attracted me to photograph this still life. Old, dry sea foam is not normally attractive. But life is not always pristine.
This bit of bough traveled a distance on the wind before cavorting with sealife. Who Has Seen the Wind? – Christina Rossetti Who has seen the wind? Neither I nor you: But when the leaves hang trembling, The wind is … Continue reading
Graceful curves, almost oval in pattern. Feather, shell, ocean plant, leaf, cone . . . they are all here in one delicate, miniature, gentle still life.
Amazing morning light provided me with the opportunity to take a series of shadow photos. All parts of the environment contribute to the still lifes that I capture. In these, light plays a major role. What do you see?
The geometry in this still life is gentle and lovely, especially when the air holes throughout the sand are factored in. A note . . . It is unlikely I will be walking the beach to take new photos in … Continue reading
With rain this morning, and the temperature plummeting during the day, a bit of sunshine is exactly what I need.