We often can’t appreciate even the simplest things because we’re so deeply immersed in life’s complexity. It’s best to step back and simply observe — that’s where the camera can be a useful tool.
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I wasn’t aware in the moment of the totality of this image. What I noticed was two small bushes one with red and the other with purplish leaves. I took the image overhead, looking down upon those bushes and wasn’t fully aware the leaves of the forest floor furnished such a wonderful backdrop.
I wasn’t aware in the moment of the totality of this image. What I noticed was two small bushes one with red and the other with purplish leaves. I took the image overhead, looking down upon those bushes and wasn’t fully aware the leaves of the forest floor furnished such a wonderful backdrop.
I wasn’t aware in the moment of the totality of this image. What I noticed was two small bushes one with red and the other with purplish leaves. I took the image overhead, looking down upon those bushes and wasn’t fully aware the leaves of the forest floor furnished such a wonderful backdrop.
Well said And I think true.
I know it’s true for me, Monte. Thanks!
Very well said, and very true. Seeing the beauty in the simplicity of the everyday is a skill we acquire as we develop as photographers. Well seen, Earl.
Very true, Andy! Thanks.
Words to live by Sir, words to live by.
Thanks, Mark…not always successful but I’m trying to live by them. :-)
The camera. Wouldn’t want to be without it. It helps me to see so much!