I like photography, I like poetry too but I feel some times despite my best efforts, written words can not describe exactly what I saw. I also like to try to spot remarkable attributes in the things I see - in humans, nature or inanimate objects alike. Many times I am not aware that the camera has spotted some striking characteristics until I see them later. Below I have posted some photos, which are either remarkable by themselves (in my view) or reminded me of some thing curious!  |
| Star faced mushroom with broken egg-like top |
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| JUMP |
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| Would it work on humans? |
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| Sadhus' day out |
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| Rainbows.. |
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| One-legged garbage van |
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| Comparing shoes |
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| Sure! once I know it myself... |
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| Baking reflection in the oven |
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| Big lens chasing small one?! |
True! The lens captures more than one's eye and OK lets agree, the expressions of photography are better than that of the written word. Assumed !
ReplyDeleteBut as the photographer see's the subject in its environment fully & is aware what facets of the subject he/she had caught. Also later more curious things pop up..but for the people who see them...words are needed to get the definition, algorithms for a better perspective of the picture.
Above I had nearly missed the ' Baking Reflection In The Oven' had a justifying caption was not there.