Showing posts with label Coastal Photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Coastal Photography. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 02, 2013

Along The Coast



"In every out thrust headland, in every curving beach, in every grain of sand there is the story of the earth."

Time to do more coastal photography! I am spending the day in San Francisco, working on  photographing some public art, but I am also planning on spending at least a small amount of time along the coast, and hopefully the light and the fog will present some strong opportunities to get in some practice with cameras! We'll see. It's a challenge sometimes, but even if I just do the small amount of bay side photography I have planned, it will be nice movement forward. Ahh... there is nothing like learning new things from a hobby you enjoy as much as I do photography! I am looking forward to it, there is a lot to see along the coast, so if you can't find some inspiration along the way, than you just aren't paying attention!

Mood: Happy :)

~Me :)

Monday, July 02, 2012

A Photo A Day For 6 Months: Day 53~ When Foregrounds Attack




"The details of life have a tendency to interfere with the actual living of life."


~Richard Diaz


LOL. I am pretty sure I know where I went wrong here. LOL. It's so funny, but when I took this photo I was really happy with the color, lighting and composition. When I got home and uploaded it to my editing gallery, I saw that there were glaring mistakes. No balance. Dull focal point. Rule of thirds? What rule of thirds? LOL. I love photography because I am always learning from it, and about it. My photography is a work in progress. LOL. Note to self... STOP THE CLUTTER. Well, unless I am photographing...ummm... CLUTTER.

 "Little details of life have special talents in creating big problems."


~Mehmet Murat Ildan

NEXT...


:)


~Me :)


Today's Link...


JR
http://jrclinephotography.blogspot.com/2012/07/apadf6-52.html