I discovered this appealing lighting display above the entryway of a recent hotel we stayed in. The bright blue of the sky through the windows and the warm yellow glow of the lighting shades complemented each other, while the straight edges/lines and rounded curves provided an interesting visual contrast.
I was torn between choosing black and white or color for these photos. The wide variety of materials showcased many vibrant colors, but ultimately, I felt that full color distracted from the shapes and lines I wanted to emphasize. However, I didn’t want to completely lose the essence of the brick, glass, metals, and stone,…
“On the canvas of life, Every sweep of the brush matters, Counts for something…” ― Scott Hastie https://meanderingpassage.com//wp-content/uploads/images/2022/12/EBM-20140127093228.jpg Details and tones to focus on during a cold winter day. 😉 Broomsedge is hardly noticed until fall and winter when the warm tones of tan, beige, orange and copper brighten and make themselves apparent. American pioneer homesteaders…
A nice surprised awaited me this morning — an article and the above photo was publish online by an Italian Newspaper referencing “Meandering Passage” and my posts/photos in and around La Spazia and the Cinque Terre coast, Italy. So a big thank you Nic at Gazzetta del La Spezia — I appreciate it!
Things are happening quickly this spring. After an unusually warm and short winter, spring blooms are appearing early and rapidly. They seem to need to because there are signs that summer may arrive with a vengeance. The forecast predicts high temperatures near 90°F this weekend. These are the same Iris blooms photographed less than 24…
I agree a wonderful composition and well seen by you.
Thank you, Monte. It must have been that lovely Colorado blue sky through the windows. ~grin~