Playschool Art

Intentional camera movement photography is fun, or at least it is the way I treat it. That’s why I tend to call it wobbly camera photography - it just sounds more fun.

 

The more that I have been playing with the approach for this year’s 100x project, the more I have come to see it as a form of painting: the scene is the paint, the sensor the canvas, and the camera the brush.

 

Now, I was never much good at art painting. But I do remember having a lot of fun with paints and brushes, especially when I was too young to care what people thought. There’s a hidden Jackson Pollock in me I think - he obviously had a lot of fun (though he was rather a tortured soul too I think - that’s not part of my story!).

 

So here is today’s wobbly offering. It’s Macro Wednesday but I am having a lot of trouble with macro wobblies, so I’m giving you this picture of nothing much instead (it’s a tree canopy on a bright day if you need to know lol), just because it’s fun (and pretty). It reminds me of those early days when mess was good :)

 

Thank you for taking the time to look. I hope you enjoy pretty much nothing. Happy 100x

 

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