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So many lessons here on composition and attention grabbing. National Geographic Photography

on March 14, 2024

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Stunning colour

Reflection

Branch frames and focuses

Green on the left is a foil to the tawny and red

Ripple effect suggests fish to be caught or slight wind

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Film Maker’s Story. India.

His Dad gave him First rudimentary camera. Took to the lush jungle Of the sub-continent Like a skipping roebuck. Easily journied As if it were A harmless city sidewalk Free of danger. But danger. Eyes alert always for A shoot, a subject. But also deadly eventualities. Viper constricting Mother tiger with cubs Wild boar Insects with bites insidious Leeches, ticks. Enormous wasps, beetles, stinging ants. Flash floods. Quicksand. Sixth sense to understand The do’s and don’ts All smiling. Waving hello to each Discovered subject. In his Jungle. And National Geographic came calling.

Beautiful daughter of my workplace friend David. Her Name is Keren.

She sings like a free…and happy bird…praises to Jesus…often heard…potential she’s lots of it now…and how David, now a pastor in Texas.

Light. Camera. Action.

Yasmeen Hussain FB provided image* Sending this to sister in law Whitney who lives in Port Stanley. Often big winds on Lake Erie. Big waves. Treacherous undertow. And one guy who specializes in this kind of photography. Wet suit and going for it. And here’s another read, just for fun. https://naturesode.blogspot.com/2024/05/magpies-at-mountain.html

So many lessons here on composition and attention grabbing. National Geographic Photography

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