“Nothing happens until something moves.” ― Albert Einstein
An alternative possibility presented itself while adjusting the contrast and black levels of the beach photo seen below. ‘Something moved’ (a vertical flip) and the perspective was totally different…
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Boy, what I wouldn’t give to spend and hour of two on that bench.
Definitely a restful place, and the bench gives the eye a good point to settle and then wander again, much like the real bench would do for a wanderer.
Wow… a perfect place to reflect on life and enjoy nature’s beauty !
gorgeous image !
@Steve Skinner – I wish that particular bench was closer to my home. If it was it’d get regular use from me.
@Markus Spring – Thanks, That was what I was hoping to capture, glad you saw it that way.
@Sidney – Thanks. The view from the bench is looking out over the mountain ridges in the distance. Like I commented to Steve, wish it was closer to my home.
What a fine rustic setting for the bench and a place to sit and think. Nice autumn look to this picture. Who wouldn’t want to take a break there!
Ah, I see we both enjoy benches. About 3 years ago I posted an image each day of a bench for one full month, a neat project. I like this image as it really does get us a perspective of size. And, I agree with the quote as the quiet of listening has a way of nurturing and refreshing the soul.
What a wonderful photo. By showing me the bench and turning my imagination loose to “see” the view from there, you have made a beautiful and engaging image that holds me. By the time I “walk” to the bench and take a seat, I am firmly immersed in that fall scene.
I will have to check out Monte’s bench project. Another bench fan here.
@don – Thanks, I certainly would love to be able to sit there on occasion.
@Monte Stevens – Yea, I’ve always felt something special about empty benches. I’ll have to check out your bench photos.
@Anita Jesse – I knew you were a bench fan but I just learned that Monte was as well. Thanks for your wonderful comments.