But it wasn't quite what I wanted. So during the lunch hour, I walked across the street and climbed to the top of the parking structure there. I took a lot of photos with fall colors. I liked this one, because it looks like an impressionist painting.
Then I found a new lens in my mailbox, so I had to run out and try it. This shot is okay--it was a 10 second exposure with my new Canon EF 70-200mm f4L, which actually comes with a CD on how to use it. I probably should watch it before I try again. I like the rose and the thorny, half-dead bush though, so I'll probably go after it again tomorrow in the daylight. Maybe with the macro. (Terri, this shot made me think of you. Can you guess why?)
I used to believe I was the rose, but after today I now know that I am the unapproachable thorns guarding the rose.
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Thank you, you are a true friend.
Oh please. That would make the bimbette the rose, and I know that ain't true.
ReplyDeleteI love these pictures! Each one is unique - first for its lines, curves, and light, the second for its abstract color properties, and the third for its symbolizm. Great job!
ReplyDeleteI love the first photo of today. The colors really pulled me in, and the different focal points of light are striking.
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