Nancy at A Photo a Week has given out the topic “depth of field”. How fortunate that I’ve been playing around with that idea recently.
For more depth of field photographs, click here.
Tag: water
Food grows where the water flows
You might have heard that Germany is in the grip of a drought and fields are brown and yellow. Water needs to be moved to them, or in this case shot with travelling sprinklers.
More moving water can be found can be found at Jude’s Black and White Sunday.
A fool and water will go the way they are diverted.
The title is an African proverb.
For Cee’s Which Way Photo Challenge. More photos of streets, ways, alleys, avenues, and paths click here.
Golden liquid
This is one of those accidents that turned out well. I was photographing a blackbird taking a bath and then it flew away. The deserted stone well (sic!) looked as if it contained not water but liquid gold.
For The Daily Post: liquid. More liquid photos can be found here.
Earth, wind and fire … and water
The photo was taken on the causeway between Northumberland on the mainland and Holy Island – a stretch of road that is completely under water during high tide.
The first picture is pretty much as I took it and how I remember it. But then I started to play around with the editing functions of my photo program and I realised that depending on the effect, a different element was emphasised.
For me – with my landlocked upbringing – the seaside is a wonderous place where I find the immediacy of the elements is ever present.
https://dailypost.wordpress.com/photo-challenges/elemental/
Swimming through a winter water world
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Sea and Sand, blue and brown, water, fur, feathers, rust.
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All photos were taken on Roker Beach in Sunderland, UK.
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