I am ecstatic!
This photo just blew me away for ‘light’ became visible where no light existed.
My singular endeavour is to take photos from every different place I can and that causes much grief indeed. More toward trial and error. Mostly error.
Three Saturday mornings in a row I have taken at least twenty different photos in this bathroom entry room at 7.30am when the sun shines brightest through the windows. That equates to about 75 photos in total and all but one deleted. I have no idea how this photo happened yet the camera alone, seemed to have develop its own though and gave me something half-worth posting. So, one snap from about 75 gives me cause to keep on doing what I do and that is, never to post a ‘sterile’ photo.
I am thinking it may be much less frustrating to go ahead and use all the applications available, to turn a bad snap into something beautiful, yet, I remain steadfast and what you see, is what you get and no frigging make-over.
I am me and that is more than enough …… for me.
I am also thinking that this is the very first time ... ever ... in the six years on flickr, that I have ever referred to my own photo. That's because this singular snap was indeed a trial of patience.
I am ecstatic!
This photo just blew me away for ‘light’ became visible where no light existed.
My singular endeavour is to take photos from every different place I can and that causes much grief indeed. More toward trial and error. Mostly error.
Three Saturday mornings in a row I have taken at least twenty different photos in this bathroom entry room at 7.30am when the sun shines brightest through the windows. That equates to about 75 photos in total and all but one deleted. I have no idea how this photo happened yet the camera alone, seemed to have develop its own though and gave me something half-worth posting. So, one snap from about 75 gives me cause to keep on doing what I do and that is, never to post a ‘sterile’ photo.
I am thinking it may be much less frustrating to go ahead and use all the applications available, to turn a bad snap into something beautiful, yet, I remain steadfast and what you see, is what you get and no frigging make-over.
I am me and that is more than enough …… for me.
I am also thinking that this is the very first time ... ever ... in the six years on flickr, that I have ever referred to my own photo. That's because this singular snap was indeed a trial of patience.