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I noticed that the picture looks darker online than the picture I worked with on my computer. I am making a second attempt using Photoshop to see if I can make the expressions more visible. Note to self: check the picture after posting to see if it is what I expect.
I was struck by the similarity of expression of the camel and the handler. Have they worked together too long? The camel in the back seems to be smiling about it, too.
I am getting closer and closer to the heron. I am totally amazed by the pictures I am getting. On my version with many more pixels, I can see individual feathers. I need to get some printed to see how they look on paper.
Sometimes I need a reminder that everyday there is a dawning of the new day that I can decide what I will do with it. Life ends and life begins on each day. Am I at a beginning or an ending today?
Often a photographer will throw away blur pictures. On occasions the blur is what the picture is all about. Maui's ear is in sharp focus, everything around her is in motion. Trying to track her up close was a real challenge.
Mirrors bring light at different angles. I saw this early one morning and took the time to snap.
One of the interesting phenomena, I am enthralled by, is when the moon is out during the day time. This early morning shot I spent several frames trying to compose a combination that showed the light of day and still show the moon. I changed the exposure and composition until I was satisfied. Enjoy.
