D300 - 105 mm, 1/200 sec f/2.8, ISO 400A friend of mine complained about the recent lack of color photography: "Too much B&W! It makes me sad" she said. I am therefore thinking of shooting a series of colors, trying to capture one of the many meanings conveyed by them. Well... at least this is the intent.
The first one is this picture, "smiling merlot". Why the yellow? Up to your keen minds, the task to find an answer.
The first one is this picture, "smiling merlot". Why the yellow? Up to your keen minds, the task to find an answer.
Very Nice. Very nice indeed.
ReplyDeleteCool AC, looks like the sun drinking coffee.
ReplyDeletewhy yellow...for the sun-ripened grapes, of course!!!
ReplyDeleteYellow is the colour of sunshine and always uplifts the soul making everyone smile!
ReplyDeleteThis is so wonderful. I LOVE Cynthia's comment.
ReplyDeleteThe animate quality on the inanimate is undeniable. This goes for people too; though alive they are often not. What we bring to things and others matters, whether interpretively or actually. Bring a smile, a burst of sunshine. This matters.
ReplyDelete@ judith: very deep Judith.. you should encourage your poetic vein ...
ReplyDeleteI love this shot and its title. It brings the biggest smile. Thank you for the encouragement. I did write a little piece a a month ago today and I'd be honored if you read it and left a comment: Being Amid Bones
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