Gesture Drawing
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A challenging exercise in quadrant composition --
My daughter's cinema friend challenged me to design a 1x1 shot wherein each quadrant would be unique yet together would tell a visual story
Mit dieser imposanten Drohgebärde verscheucht der Grünfink andere männliche Konkurrenten, da er sich gerade in der Balz befindet und die nur nerven.
With this imposing threatening gesture, the greenfinch scares away other male competitors, as it is in courtship display and they are just annoying.
I mull over for quite a while of whether to write about taking this picture, its not a dramatic incident, but somehow shrouded with mystery... read blog
Shot in Singapore
GIUSY CARUSO Pianist & Artist researcher
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Finding gestures by ferns..1 of a series
I wanted to do some images of ferns emerging but not the usual unfurling curled ones... This one is "I dunno!"
I found this patch of Aspen trees in Colorado with some romantic gestures of love as couples carved their initials and the date of their visit.
Aspen trees can live up to 100 years so these marks could quite possibly be there for sometime. I wouldn’t have thought twice about the effects on doing this years ago but I decided to look it up before I posted it the image.
I did find this when researching about tree carvings, "cutting into trees can lead to disturbing of the tree’s flow of nutrients that it needs to survive. Below the layer of bark there are cells in the tree that help the tree grow and stay healthy, and destruction of those cells could harm the tree.”
How do you feel on carving into trees?
As always thank you for viewing my work and taking the time to comment or like it.
Mike D.
A group of people enjoying a hot air balloon ride from a perspective below the basket. The image highlights the experience of aerial travel and the human element of adventure and sightseeing.
The primary subject is a hot air balloon basket filled with passengers. The people are casually dressed and appear to be tourists or adventurers, with several individuals waving or using their phones to take photos. The wicker basket, a traditional element of hot air balloons, is a prominent feature.
The photo is taken from a low angle, looking up at the balloon. This perspective emphasizes the scale and height of the balloon, making the passengers and basket appear to be suspended high in the sky. The balloon's dark fabric and the basket's texture stand out against the clear blue background.
The lighting is bright and natural in a clear day ideal for flying. The overall mood is one of excitement and joy, captured by the passengers' expressions and gestures. The image evokes a sense of freedom and the unique experience of viewing the world from above.
The image is sharp, with good focus on the basket and its occupants, while the sky provides a simple, uncluttered background that makes the subject stand out. The clarity of the image is consistent with modern photography techniques that allow for clear shots from a distance.
Taken from Luxor west bank.
From all accounts, looks like this eagle might be gesturing to me in a not so pleasant manner. Actually, its getting ready to scratch its head. LOL
Photographed in west-central Florida.
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Ever considerate of my constant desire to play, Jasper brings Christmas Bear onto the couch. A lovely gesture that kept me entertained for minutes and minutes
Early morning on a small floating market in Samut Songkhram province of Thailand. The first sunlight reaches above the trees of the surrounding plantations and makes for great light to shoot.
Traveling with a camera i could not easily buy anything from her as a small gesture of thanks, but she was happy with (plenty) of snacks that i bought from her friends :)
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An immature(or a female) Snowy Owl flew from a nearby airport field on to the roof of a building at the edge of the park. An adult Red-tailed Hawk showed up to attack the owl and then thought otherwise when the Snowy took the defensive posture.
AI tells me that "a gesture is a physical action, often using the hands, arms, or face, that communicates a message, idea, or feeling, or it can be a symbolic act done to show an attitude or intention. Gestures can involve body language to emphasize speech or convey meaning in the absence of words." In this case, I did not know what kind of face to make. Fuji X-Pro1 plus 7Artisans 1.2/35 wide-open.
Wonderful to watch Case Maclaim (aka German artist Andreas Chrzanowski) putting the final touches to his amazing piece this evening for Nuart Aberdeen. He uses the medium of spray paint to “embrace the power of movement through the universality of hands. Having travelled to over 20 countries, Case has literally left his fingerprints in each, continually leaving bits and pieces of a language understood by all - after all a hand gesture can tell a thousand words.”