This one is especially fascinating. There are hands grasping in front, perhaps bones, lots of features to wander through.
Hi,
For whatever reason, Asher was moving my post here. I post everything in the layback cafe usually, as I do not approach fine art photography, I do it, or I don't.
They really are just snaps, hence the title, a five minutes exercise to explore a piece of driftwood with just one lens and without a tripod or proper setup.
Sometimes it is fascinating to see back home what a lens resolves that the eye does not see on the spot, because I was so low on the ground, of course sand particles are swirling around in the breeze, here in a crop at 1/2500 s:
This is evocative of both female and male forms. not quite erotic but a vehicle for thought.
I always kept the belief that the statements of the observer will tell me more about the observer than the photograph.
Hi,
For whatever reason, Asher was moving my post here. I post everything in the layback cafe usually, as I do not approach fine art photography, I do it, or I don't.
They really are just snaps, hence the title, a five minutes exercise to explore a piece of driftwood with just one lens and without a tripod or proper setup.
Sometimes it is fascinating to see back home what a lens resolves that the eye does not see on the spot, because I was so low on the ground, of course sand particles are swirling around in the breeze, here in a crop at 1/2500 s:
Asher saw something erotic, that bottom left however looks like a horses head to me. I'm just innocent and naive apparently
Hi Georg,
While that may be true for a Rorschach test, an image can be suggestive as well ... ;-)
BTW, I'm glad this is now posted in a more appropriate forum. Your studies are way to interesting for the layback cafe. I like the brown/yellow tones of sand and wood, but then I'm a sucker for ton-sur-ton images.
Cheers,
Bart