Hello,
I had an interesting thought today as I was walking around. To some it up nicely is that I notice most people don't actually notice the world around them. I always see people walking around with earphones on listening to something, in a loud car barely watching in front, or playing a handheld game. I think that they are missing so much of the world around them and I thought of this picture of this flower right away.
Next to a busy street with cars passing at all times day and night was this flower. I had watched a bunch of schoolkids run past it without even a glance in it's direction. I stood next to it and saw how this beautiful flower was growing out of the asphalt to reach the sunlight like it's yellow center. I took the picture and wondered if the flower knew how much I loved how hard it was working.
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Showing posts with label white flower. Show all posts
Showing posts with label white flower. Show all posts
Thursday, January 24, 2013
Roadside Flower
Labels:
Japan,
Photography,
sony a55,
white flower
Location:
Nagano, Nagano Prefecture, Japan
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Bee Hugging White Flower
Hello,
This picture is a very interesting one to me. It was taken near my house in a little community garden with benches so that you can enjoy the flowers. The thing is that it is right next to a busy street so it's not very relaxing. Also it is a common pathway for the people that live in the area which might have been the point to begin with. I can always hear people talking in their houses or see their clothes drying in the sun.
This bumblebee looks to me that it was enjoy the garden and this one flower the most. She is giving me the evil eyes as I take a photo of the perfectly white flower she is enjoying. Her black legs grabbing onto them for dear life as her blurry wings try to get away. I love the green stem with all the lines against her yellow mane.
Thank you very much for reading.
This picture is a very interesting one to me. It was taken near my house in a little community garden with benches so that you can enjoy the flowers. The thing is that it is right next to a busy street so it's not very relaxing. Also it is a common pathway for the people that live in the area which might have been the point to begin with. I can always hear people talking in their houses or see their clothes drying in the sun.
This bumblebee looks to me that it was enjoy the garden and this one flower the most. She is giving me the evil eyes as I take a photo of the perfectly white flower she is enjoying. Her black legs grabbing onto them for dear life as her blurry wings try to get away. I love the green stem with all the lines against her yellow mane.
Thank you very much for reading.
Labels:
Bee,
Japan,
Photography,
sony a55,
white flower
Location:
Nagano, Nagano Prefecture, Japan
Monday, November 26, 2012
White Flower
Hello,
This picture is one of the first with my new camera that I was actually happy with. This was taken with a Sony A55 which is my first DSLR, before I only had two bridge digital cameras and one film point and shoot. The film one was a challenge mostly because I was in high school and was using it for school. I loved my two bridge camera, one a Fujifilm and the other a Nikon. Both took pictures very well and easy to boot but I could use any filters for them realistically. I have some photos from both to upload onto this blog.
Now it comes to my current camera the Sony. When I first unpacked the camera I was overjoyed, in my mind it was my first "Real" camera. I could control everything but it and then I could get the pictures that were in my head. I took a bunch of photos right off the bat and was nervous to see them. I think that first week I took about five hundred photos, I kept two, only because I felt I had to. It was so nerve racking to see the pictures were so bad, at first I thought is was the lens but I knew it was me.
I have been working steadily toward getting better and this beautiful flower is one of the fruit of my labor. The sharpness in the stamen and pollen itches my nose. The white petals folding over on themselves makes me think of a blanket. Even the little peek of green and purple background adds a little jab of color. I am working hard everyday to get better and I hope you all love the results.
Thank you for looking.
This picture is one of the first with my new camera that I was actually happy with. This was taken with a Sony A55 which is my first DSLR, before I only had two bridge digital cameras and one film point and shoot. The film one was a challenge mostly because I was in high school and was using it for school. I loved my two bridge camera, one a Fujifilm and the other a Nikon. Both took pictures very well and easy to boot but I could use any filters for them realistically. I have some photos from both to upload onto this blog.
Now it comes to my current camera the Sony. When I first unpacked the camera I was overjoyed, in my mind it was my first "Real" camera. I could control everything but it and then I could get the pictures that were in my head. I took a bunch of photos right off the bat and was nervous to see them. I think that first week I took about five hundred photos, I kept two, only because I felt I had to. It was so nerve racking to see the pictures were so bad, at first I thought is was the lens but I knew it was me.
I have been working steadily toward getting better and this beautiful flower is one of the fruit of my labor. The sharpness in the stamen and pollen itches my nose. The white petals folding over on themselves makes me think of a blanket. Even the little peek of green and purple background adds a little jab of color. I am working hard everyday to get better and I hope you all love the results.
Thank you for looking.
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