World Photography Day

[hmca]

Thought some of our members might want to try to get out with their camera today for World Photography Day.  While this article indicates the theme is Landscapes, I did see somewhere else that it was Understanding Clouds.  Your choice what you submit.  Your picture should be taken today.  Not sure if I will get out for something but perhaps others will.

[hmca]

Thinking about Landscape as a topic, I remembered a number of years ago being part of an on-line group headed by Anne Mc Kinnell.  We would be given different assignments.   One of these was "Intimate Landscapes.  With that in mind, I thought I might take a walk around our property to see if I could find something that might fit that title.  Not sure how successful I'll be but thought I'd share in case anyone else might to try this approach.

[hmca]

Took a walk around our property today and took these pictures with the idea of "intimate landscape" in mind.

[jackscrap]

Very inspiring, I like the idea of capturing the small things around us that we all take for granted.

[mart44]

All photographs fit the topic well. The ones with trees in especially so. It's the 'well-established and a little wild' look to them that really I like. The fence has turned a great colour and the ivy enhances it. Everything in the area is so good for wildlife too. I expect the bees like the flower.

[hmca]

Aug 20, 2023 0:42:04 GMT jackscrap said:

I like the idea of capturing the small things around us that we all take for granted.

Thanks, Jacki. I can go out shooting for an hour or more and come home with nothing I like. I was out for a short time yesterday and had a lot of fun looking for these "intimate landscapes".......or however else they might be described.

Aug 20, 2023 7:28:55 GMT mart44 said:

It's the 'well-established and a little wild' look to them that really I like.

Thanks, Mart. I appreciate your thoughtful comment.