Sometimes clouds offer a fine film through which light filters and bends, and then there are the clouds that cumulate and command attention!
Sometimes clouds offer a fine film through which light filters and bends, and then there are the clouds that cumulate and command attention!
This photo is one of a series in which my focus was to study the blue of the flowers when silhouetted against a bright blue, sunny day sky. The “rule of thirds” is what pulls your eye into this particular shot.
With family here for a collective birthday celebration, and a temperature of 75f yesterday, my sister and I enjoyed our wine while talking by the pond and on the deck. What a joy to be part of a dear family, and to have most everyone near enough to be together often.
This week’s photo challenge is to share an image of symmetry — we were encouraged to bend the theme in any way we like.
Late winter and early spring in the Pacific Northwest offers just the right climate for many lilies to thrive. Here are a few from my gardens.
This week’s photo challenge is to provide a sense of scale in a photograph. This ship anchor, is as big as the picnic table behind it. The tables and house in the background provide additional dimensions to the scale in this photo.
Tripped across this beauty at West Beach Resort, Orcas Island, Washington ~ USA