My Little Corner, Anyway
There is a storyland feel to this
Outside my apartment,
the flowers are spectacular. Some photogenic individuals and their
setting, with certain light, shadow, and other compositional elements,
sparked my imagination.
The start of it all
This picture perfect
specimen, above, was featured in the previous blog, only it was a bit
tighter wrapped. I was captivated by the colors, shape, radiance, and
the way it reflected the light even more so today.
A pair of Sterling roses
These Sterling roses,
and more treehouse flowers are featured in today’s video. I recently
produced two lengthy slide show videos for the TV in the mailroom. They
don’t have soundtracks because I think that would be annoying, and
unnecessary.
P&P at the Monday Jamboree. Photo credit - Dean Crumpacker
When I looked at the flower images I had taken today, I realized that I could fit them to one of the songs recorded on Monday. So, I did.
This seemed like it would be an uplifting view, and it is.
More Than Easter Eggers
I just read
an article about the origins of jerky meat preservation, (or at least
the word), and it comes from the same ancient people of the Andes, that
gave us the Easter Egger chickens; The Quechua. (Story)
Sometimes I get lucky
When I am composing
each shot, I can usually know how I am going to use that image. If it
seems destined to be in a collection, set or slideshow, I compose for 16
x 9 HD cropping. If it looks like a greeting card, I try to balance the
elements to 6 x 4. In the case of the flower, above, the exposure was
such that it needs very little further development to be art material
for various media. Sometimes I get lucky.
Today’s Homegrown Video;
Nurturing Natural Interactions
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