PoetryPix
depictions by the rule of thirds; descriptions mostly freestyle words
Trapped in amber of the moment
so many of our modern buildings are blue glass edifices so this amber one along Queen Victoria street is unusual and made a perfect setting for the setting sun
Joining Debbi’s Six Word (titled) Saturday
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Poetry in Print
The sort of building that I would try to photograph in a variety of lighting conditions and at varying times of day.
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I should think more along these same lines instead of being so snap happy
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I suspect that it could look very different at different times of day and under different lighting conditions.
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Yes, very nice 🙂 🙂 Happy weekend!
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Thanks Jo – you too
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That building is a redhead! Perhaps why I like it so much 😉
Nice shot and I agree with David on varying times of day – a bit like Monet but with less clean-up.
Just got my camera back out in time for the eclipse; you inspire me to return to shooting.
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Good to hear you are inspired to shoot now Jilly!
woke in time for the eclipse but cloud cover was un-co-operative the nearer to totality it reached 😦
I also like taking shots with deliberate blur to give that impressionist look –
https://poetrypix.com/2018/12/17/blur-bokeh-baubles/
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Will get some shots posted this week. Not certain who took them as we handed the camera back and forth.
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