I love the play of lines in photography. It is not only a popular subject, but you look at photos differently too. Lines add an extra dimension to photos in general. You can also discover lines at De Hoge Veluwe National Park. They seem to be extra visible in a black and white display.
ENJOY!
Canon EOS 5D MarkII – EF 24-70mm F 2,8 L USM – ISO 400 – 63mm – F 11 – 1/100sec – 2012, May.
Much has been written about Depth of Field in photography. Applied here.
I like shallow depth of field because it isolates the subject from the rest of the photo. It gives you the opportunity to play with what you see, where the eye is drawn to.
It is one of the possibilities that makes photography so much fun.
ENJOY!
Canon EOS 5D MarkII – EF 24-70mm F 2,8 L USM – ISO 200 – 65mm
F 4 – 1/1000sec – 2012, Apr.
Nobody is waiting for shadow in real life. Like suddenly a cloud slides in front of the sun and the temperature immediately drops a few degrees. Of course it will be delicious in warm regions. Shadows are indispensable in photography. It gives depth to everything. The most beautiful is of course a diffuse light where the shadows are still visible, but here on the wall where the shadow is visible it is also a grateful subject.
ENJOY!
Canon EOS 5D MarkII – EF 70-200mm F 2,8 L USM – ISO 200 – 85mm – F 2,8 – 1/5000sec – 2012, Apr.
First the design. I thrive on that. Immediately I see the image in black and white in front of me.
The age of course and the shadows too. That pattern in the wood!
All in all a gem of a ranking, just somewhere in a restaurant. A photographic present, that’s how it feels.
And you have to take it right away before it’s gone. That’s how it often happens in photography. If you see it, photograph it. Before you know it’s gone. Later on you can take another good look.
I must have made more than one.
ENJOY!
Canon EOS 5D MarkII – EF 24-70 F 2,8 L USM – ISO 200 – 70mm – F 2,8 – 1/4sec – 2011, Dec.
Looking over the sea always has something magical. It awakens something in you. Often something familiar. Something you always wanted to do. Often when you see an island in the distance. Something unknown evokes sensation and you become curious about what could be there. The elements of nature always shower you with a form of purity.
ENJOY!
Canon EOS 5D MarkII – EF 24-70 F 2,8 L USM – ISO 400 – 27mm – F 8 – 1/40sec – 2011, July.
“Everything here is all rusty,” he said. I thought it looked solid and enjoyed the colors.
Especially the green appealed to me.
Apparently it is something that was used in agriculture. In any case, it looked solid.
ENJOY!
Canon EOS 5D MarkII – EF 70-200mm F 2,8 L USM – ISO 400 – 200mm – F 2,8 – 1/500sec – 2011, July.
“It’s a mess”, he said.
The colors of the fallen leaf appealed to me.
It all suited the environment well.
ENJOY!
Canon EOS 5D MarkII – EF 70-200mm F 2,8 L USM – ISO 400 – 200mm – F 2,8 – 1/1000sec – 2011, July.
Behind the window glass I discovered these two colored bottles somewhere in an old kitchen in Sweden. The colors were selected by the owner, who is an artist, and they correspond beautifully with each other. Nowhere scaring colors today! Old often supports new. The new also comes from the old. Today an ode to the old, impermanence!
ENJOY!
Canon EOS 5D MarkII – EF 24-70mm F 2,8 L USM – ISO 200 – 54mm – F 3,2 – 1/400sec – 2011, July.
During summer there is a lot to dry. No wonder this resident of a fantastic island has strung his line. It looks like he or she is ready for winter too. The work is nearly done. The wood is stacked almost. So now it’s time for a swim and let the swimwear dry again.
ENJOY!
Canon EOS 5D MarkII – EF 24-70mm F 2,8 L USM – ISO 200 – 70mm – F 2,8 – 1/1250sec – 2011, July.
Looking for colors I found this dilapidated building. I think the paint is no longer available everywhere and certainly not the curtains.
In any case, the glass must be replaced.
It does result in an atmospheric image with the green bushes in front of it.
ENJOY!
Canon EOS 5D MarkII – EF 70-200mm F 2,8 L USM – ISO 400 – 200mm – F 5,6 – 1/100sec – 2011, July.
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