Our local Photo Group had a photography workshop last week, led by one of our most knowledgeable members. He had us outside, paying attention to various camera settings, and looking for patterns. Later, when I uploaded my photos and looked at them, I was struck by these ones.
Can you tell what they are?
He suggested that we try just looking for patterns, which I did, and found this.
He suggested that we shoot these vertically instead of the usual horizontal.
But actually I found I liked the horizontal version better.
So have you figured it out yet?
Common bulrushes or cattails, growing in the ditch.
Here's the first view I had, when he took us out to the edge of the road. The photos above are what I got out of it! Turned out I enjoyed this workshop a lot, 'cause I like these pictures!
Linking to:
Nature Notes
I like these pictures too, Furry. Nice work!
ReplyDeleteI do like these!
ReplyDeleteI like these too. The horizontal ones. :) Very artistic.
ReplyDeletePretty neat patterns. I've been seeing these down by the little pond here in town. When I was a kid we used to call them punks.
ReplyDeleteLovely shots. I like to look for patterns, too. These are really great.
ReplyDeletelovely, and now I am using my camera more, I see everything in such a different way. Cheers,Jean
ReplyDeleteIt is so often about looking for something different in the ordinary! I have a few pics along this idea that I need to share!
ReplyDeleteOh nice idea for a way to look at nature. I too like the vertical...No, I didn't know what they were but they bring back fond memories of playing with them as a child at the cabin..Thank you for linking into Nature Notes..Michelle
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