out of my head
and in the sand-
I dip my toes into life
out of my head
and in the sand-
I dip my toes into life
I spied a Lady Bug on a dead daylily. We were eye ball to bug eye. I told Her that I would like to take Her picture and asked if she would stay put till I got my camera. She didn’t fly away.
I hurried inside, grabbed my Canon and attached a 12mm extension tube to the lens. I hoped it would be enough to get me up close and personal with my new insect friend. But, sadly, when I get back to the spot, she was gone.
So instead, I explored the landscape, the shadows and the warm fall colors. An extension tube lets you get close to your subject and blurs things that are in the distance. I don’t know the all the technicals of the different lengths but I love discovery through experiments. In this case, the extension tube added a painterly blur that reminds me of the place in dreams that isn’t quite in focus.
a fiery glow
arms reaching to the heavens
power and beauty
sea salt breeze
swirling black waves
schools of fish
she branches out
overwhelmed by thin
lines of power
twilight
ghostly fingers
reaching to the clouds
innocence
look to the light-
the monster is strong
circling
a box of clues at your feet-
choose one
Arrogant, brass
delivers tremendous torment-
his prey, shrinks
He follows the rules
searching for perfection-
to chicken to fail.