Looking for the light

February 16, 2018  •  Leave a Comment

DaisiesDaisies

I took a walk yesterday in town, the the day after the mass shooting in Florida claimed the lives of 17 innocent school children and teachers.  The grey overcast day seemed comparable to the news of the past couple days, but carrying my camera I was looking for some light.  

As I waited at an intersection, I noticed an elderly man struggling to pull a cart full of groceries up the steps to his house.  I was too far away to help but I saw a motorcycle pull up to the curb. The guy hurriedly parks, takes his helmet off and jogs up to the man on the steps who has stopped mid way up.  

The younger guy easily helps him push the loaded cart up the last few steps and thru his doorway.  They briefly murmur some words and he waves and returns to his motorcycle, puts on his helmet and zooms away.  The elderly man pausing in the doorway, looking back seems to be thinking who was that man?  It kind of felt super hero-ish to me.  If only he had been wearing a cape and I had been close enough to grab a photo! 

This morning I am reminiscing as I review the photos I took yesterday.  These white daisies sitting alone on a table amidst all the reflections in the windows around them impressed me as did the super hero on the motorcycle, both adding light to a somewhat overcast day.

Happy Trails, 

connie


What Do You See?

August 26, 2017  •  Leave a Comment

SecretsSecrets I was taking a photograph one day and a lady came over to me and she asked me, "What do you see?"  Before I answered her I immediately thought... really?  All you have to do is look where my camera lens is pointing and your question will be answered.  But honestly that is not always true and it made me love her question all the more.   

Everyone has a different view of the world and it might be questionable to you when you see where my lens is pointing at any given time, as to what I am seeing and why I think it might be worth documenting.  Although we view the same world, we each see different aspects of it.

Photography has improved my vision whether or not I have a camera on hand or not.  But when I do venture out with my camera, the question I ask myself is always the same and it makes perfect sense when thrown back at me.  The question is, " What will I see today?"  The answer is always illusive.  

Here on this site I share with you some of my favorite views from my camera lens.  I hope you enjoy these photos as much as I enjoyed making them!

Till we meet again,

connie