capturing in prose
It was a sunny and warm day in Yokohama as if it would be in May. When spring comes, everyone wants to go out.
The sunlight is already strong.
and the wind is still a bit cold.
Even a wild flower is shining.
Honestly saying. I don’t like an artificial image, at least as a part of my photography. This time, however, I added one flower inside of the image. I don’t write my intention here. Instead, let me show you another one I usually like.
An iron inside of a machine is always strange.
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Last month, it snowed heavily in Yokohama and some accidents happened. The picture shows a trace. A blue sky cropped by a hole tells us a spring after the heavy snow.
I found it could be an interesting view. Perspective was constrained.
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A viola as a kind of garden plants has various colours and is easy to use for gardening. This weekend, I tried to shoot the flowers for putting them to WPC then I understood that taking a picture considering better perspective was completely different from cropping a picture. It was very difficult to shoot pictures supposed to be cropped.
Honestly saying, the left picture is NOT the original of the first one.
Several years ago, I had a chance to hear some hints of perspective from a professional photographer who was good at capturing high speed cars. He said that he sometimes shot it with margin because it might be the last and only one chance.
Let me add one picture which could be used for a background image. Actually, this is a cropped one.
This is a part of Weekly Photo Challenge by Daily Post.
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