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The turning away...the new wind of change
Photography to me is an art. It brings out the artist in me. I title some of my photos with thoughts I may have at the time of taking the shot relevant to the photo. Some of my titles are relevant to what is happening around me and to me.
Recently, I discovered some disturbing truths that have life long ramifications for all concerned and involved. The title of this photo is testament as to how I handled these disturbing truths. The relief could not be more relieving and my conscious could not be more clearer!!
A little about the photo and that evening. A cold and windy night at the North Pine Dam. This is evident from the sunlight reflections in the water where the strong wind turned the Dam into a raging sea. Unfortunately, no cloud reflections in the usually still water. The composition of the sky was awesome, a photographers dream.
Whilst my company that evening was keeping warm, I had no such time to keep warm. I was concentrating on composition and framing the photo with the hideous weather.
My followers and alike, thank you for listening. I had begun moving forward almost instantaneously when the disturbing truths were made known to me and what a relief this is. Not my best sunset capture, but considering the strong cold wind that evening, the photo is ok I think!
The turning away...the new wind of change
Photography to me is an art. It brings out the artist in me. I title some of my photos with thoughts I may have at the time of taking the shot relevant to the photo. Some of my titles are relevant to what is happening around me and to me.
Recently, I discovered some disturbing truths that have life long ramifications for all concerned and involved. The title of this photo is testament as to how I handled these disturbing truths. The relief could not be more relieving and my conscious could not be more clearer!!
A little about the photo and that evening. A cold and windy night at the North Pine Dam. This is evident from the sunlight reflections in the water where the strong wind turned the Dam into a raging sea. Unfortunately, no cloud reflections in the usually still water. The composition of the sky was awesome, a photographers dream.
Whilst my company that evening was keeping warm, I had no such time to keep warm. I was concentrating on composition and framing the photo with the hideous weather.
My followers and alike, thank you for listening. I had begun moving forward almost instantaneously when the disturbing truths were made known to me and what a relief this is. Not my best sunset capture, but considering the strong cold wind that evening, the photo is ok I think!