Focussing
posted by Stray at 11:00 PM
Monday, July 31, 2006
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3 Comments:
Chocolate battenburg cake!
I love the textures and layers and the drawing in of the eye that all happen in the focussing but its darn hard work too:0)
Such rich density found midst light seems pretty good metaphor and illustration for focussing. The thing I noticed most was the lack of hard edges and that focus can be gentle and soft and offer such riches as these.
Wow! great picture. It looks like lichen on a tree to me... but of course it may not be. And it looks a bit like a sandy beach or a forgotten sponge. Cool.
Thanks g :) yes - it's quite unravelling isn't it?
D-W, I hadn't thought too much about the metaphor, or at least not consciously, but you're right of course!
PSB, yes, it's lichen, on a wall by the river down here, but really quite spectacular. I hadn't left the context out deliberately, but I'm glad I did now, I'm sure I take quite a lot of pictures like that, open to interpretation.
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