The brief: Capture the natural world with your camera. Look for natural lines that lead our eyes to different parts of a frame.
OK. this is my kind of theme. I am in the natural world all day – rain permitting! I constantly have a camera with me and several have suffered a sad demise as the dirt made it’s way into the zoomy bit (luckily I’m in the right place to learn about these things), causing it sound a little crunchy when focusing, eventually seizing up all together.
I took loads of photos for this concept, but finally settled on my four favorite:
I can totally relate to having to get rid of a camera due to dirt in the lens. My cell phone almost made it two years before the dirt did it in too. Beautiful pictures!
HI Jenny. Yes – my poor cameras work just as hard in the garden as I do! Thanks for your kind words.
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Pretty!
Thanks Elizabeth.
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like them all!
Thanks so much.
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Wow, thanks for sharing! Such a pleasure for the eyes!
Hi Sarah. Thank you so much.
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Good shots – you found some interesting lines.
Thanks Annette. I went a little crazy taking loads of photos. It was surprizing what you can see when you are looking for one particular aspect.
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Don’t you eat your sorrel? Lovely lines Sarah ..
Hi Julie.
I do eat the sorrel. It has a lemony flavour so I pop a few leaves in a salad. I thought I had killed the plant last year as it dried to a crisp and disappeared, so I was really surprised to see it come back again this year. I think I may treat it with a bit more respect now.
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