Foto Friday, Week 41: Decay
This week’s photo assignment was decay. I kept wondering if non-organic items can be said to decay, but decided for my class submission to stick to this image of a hosta leaf right by our front porch. Please note all photographs are (c) Sarah Ann Smith 2015. To see a photo a bit larger, click on it!
And that truck I think is so fabulous, just slowly disintegrating near the old stone wall. I can tell how much I’ve learned in this class: I was able to get it sharp, deal with the extreme dark/light, bring out the details in the shaded areas, adjust the color so the photo looks like what the eye perceives and not what the camera thinks it is…. really enjoying and learning from the class with Ricky Tims.
And because I simply can’t resist the colors of autumn and those spectacular shades in the blueberry barrens (these are the real, wild, low-growing tiny Maine blueberries–so much better than those big marble-sized things in the grocery stores across America!). Yes, one of these days there WILL be cloth dyed in the barrens colors….
SWOON:
October 23rd, 2015 at 11:47 am
When do you sleep,Sarah? These photos are so very lovely. I particularly covet the truck…
October 23rd, 2015 at 12:54 pm
The first picture of the blueberry barrens would make such a lovely variegated yarn fir an autumn sweater. I agree…. SWOON!
October 23rd, 2015 at 12:54 pm
for an autumn sweater (ooops)