Here are a selection of pictures which I thought conveyed different emotions and parts of the day. All of them were taken on the same day, but throughout the day.
Morning: lkjljlkjlkjljlj;lkjlkjlkj
The dew on the grass coupled with the harsh morning (overcast) light represents the morning
I liked how I was able to get the water droplets in focus!
Midday: ldkajfdlakjljljlja;fkldjsa;djs;ojlja
Midday is when people travel around and there's still opportunity to have an adventure.
I really like the arch created by the trees in this picture.
Afternoon: jlkjlkjlkjlkjl
The day starts to wind down, and there are two modes: either people are frantically running around before dinner, or the pace of the day is slowing down, and the day feels old.
I like this sign. It feels antique with the color palette and the old, broken sign. But the word "Flowers" itself is a bright and cheery object, and I like that contradiction.
In this particular photo, I tried to frame the object with the tree and pole since I couldn't get them out of the way. (If you can't get rid of it, use it!)
Evening: lkjlkj
With evening comes serenity. It is calm outside, and we have a chance to pause and reflect on our day--the things we did, and the people we met.
The pastel color palette that started the day also ends the day, and perfectly conveys our tranquil harmony found by day's end.
I particularly like the colors reflected off the rain-slicked tennis courts in this picture.
No comments:
Post a Comment