This is my contribution to the Cosmic Photo Challenge: Art from nature prompt.
The prompt started me thinking about some of my photos of ripples on the local bay at sunrise. I had taken a few since people were allowed back down there after the initial Covid-19 lockdown.
This is my contribution to the Cosmic Photo Challenge: Surrealism which is an expansion of last week weeks challenge Abstract.
The wire mesh of a kitchen sieve.
Detail of the knurling on a blue anodized aluminium flashlight (torch).
Hoarfrost on chicken wire.
This is my contribution to the Cosmic Photo Challenge: Abstract prompt.
The center of a Coneflower.
Tree trunks.
Curtains and a window.
This is my contribution to the One Word Sunday prompt Umbrella.
When I read the prompt I thought of the umbrella on our patio table. We put it in the table in the spring and I don’t think it has been unfurled yet this year.
So I decided to shoot some abstracts of the folded umbrella. I started shooting them in monochrome but quickly switched to colour as I liked the contrast between the blue fabric of the umbrella and the green vegetation in the background.
This is my day 2 contribution to Becky’s July Squares: Perspective.
An almost abstract view of a part drunk cup of coffee.
Monochrome Monday travels back a couple of days to a walk around the neighborhood.
I was struck by the various shades of green of the newly opened Maple leaves. However, it was a grey, overcast day so rather than blue sky showing through the gaps in the branches it was featureless grey. So I decided to try a monochrome conversion using a red filter which increased the contrast between the various shades of green.
I rather like the way the leaves have become an almost abstract pattern with the branches giving a clue to what you’re looking at.
This is my contribution to Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Glasses, Cups or Saucers.
Having been on a bit of a table top photography kick recently this was a good challenge for more messing around with unusual viewpoints and adapted lenses.
A nearly empty cup of coffee illuminated from below due to it sitting on my light table.
I thought the pattern of rings on this drinking glass was interesting.
