The Eye of the Beholder
Over the past few months I have been staying with one of my sisters in southern California. Since mid-March, we have been under state and county stay-at-home orders. My universe has been limited to the local neighborhood for photography. On a whim, I decided to explore details in tree bark and fence slats. I was surprised by what I found when I decided to see. Most of my recent posts have featured subjects I found in the trees and fences. The final images focus on a smaller section of the original shot, sometimes just a tiny detail. A comparison of the original and the final images demonstrate the power of cropping.
Truly, you have brought a new eye to cropping. Love all the descriptions your insights have given you. Most ingenious was the man in the Renaissance hat! Exciting.
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Thanks so much. That is one of my favorites.
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Elephant tree really does look like the eye and skin of an elephant. Wow!
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Ha ha. Good eye for the elephant. I love tree bark. Reminds me I’ve done some like that.
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Thanks. The variety of bark is amazing.
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Well done! I love the texture and details of the trees. They tell a story.
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Thanks, Patti.
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Fantastic shots.
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Thanks so much.
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It really does look like an elephant. What a dlscerning eye.
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Thanks.
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What fun!
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Thanks.
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very, very clever Marie. Loved your interpretation
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Thanks, Tina.
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Well done – and some positive things do come out of this horror.
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Thanks do much.
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Really fascinating. One of the plus points of the lock down 🙂 we have begun to observe and take note. Take care.
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Thanks so much, Lakshmi. Take care and stay well.
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