Beach Street side of Whispering Sands. York Beach, Maine. Again, for me, it’s about the lines and the shapes and the contrast between the white and teal and between the wood and the curtains.
I have a thing for symmetry. Lines. Shapes. Rectangles. Squares. Some of the best examples of this are found in architecture. Houses. The front porch. The doors and windows. The way the light hits those shapes. This was taken on Broadway Street on the Nubble – York Beach, ME.
Walking along the beach with the kids I found some interesting patterns in the rocks. They were looking for snails and crabs and I was looking at rocks. Too funny. I would love to explore the area a little more. This photo was shot with an iPhone 5S and edited…
Sometimes, I just happen to be in the right spot at the right time. In this case, we have a swing set in the backyard that has a slide attached to it – and by shooting/cropping it just the right way, I get something quite abstract. What I like about this…
While I was out playing with the kids in the snow, I came across one of the shrubs on the side of the house poking through the snow. I thought it was interesting to see the red leaves against the white show, with no hint as to the rest of…
Part 3 in the series. This is a close-up photo of my neighbors fence. It’s a vinyl fence, which for the most part, is pretty clean. However, there is a tree that hangs over a small section of the fence and for whatever reason, the fence is “dirty”. The odd part…
Part 2 in the series looks at tulips on the side of the garage. Yes, there is some post-production, but the whole point is to have fun and stay motivated. Camera: Fuji FinePix S3Pro Lens: 60mm AF Micro Nikkor Shutter: 1/180 Aperture: f/6.7 ISO: 400
Part 1 in a continuing series of great photos that are waiting for you in your own yard. With two small children, I often find myself outside playing with the kids and come across some really nice photo opportunities, if you know where to look. Enjoy. Camera: Fuji FinePix S2Pro Lens: 60mm AF Micro Nikkor…