Category: Black and white Photography
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Photographing through the grapevine- another Tendril- part 5
Another image on my project photographing the various aspects of the Looping Vine Tendrill, this time from a grapevine.
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Breaking the Pattern: The Power of Off-Centered Photography in Repetitive Designs
If radial symmetry looks boring, try off-center compositions.
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Similar shapes in nature leading to similar composition across different subjects
I saw the same shape in distinct botanical parts and plants, almost four years apart, and that I composed my photo in the very same way.
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Photographing the exquisite Looping Vine Tendril- part 4
Another image on my project photographing the various aspects of the Looping Vine Tendrill.
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Revisiting beautiful Gualala, California, on the Mendocino Coast
Back to Gualala for a night, I got to portray the changing light in the end of the day.
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Minimalism in Monterey, California
I went to Monterey, CA and took a few minimalist black and white photos while I did some tourism.
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Photographing the exquisite Looping Vine Tendril- part 3
Another image on my project photographing the various aspects of the Looping Vine Tendrill.
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Photographing the exquisite Looping Vine Tendril- part 2
A new project is born, photographing the various aspects of the Looping Vine Tendrill.
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Photographing the exquisite Looping Vine Tendril
Nature offers endless inspiration for photographers, and one captivating subject is the looping vine tendril. These delicate spirals, twisting and curling as they search for support, showcase the elegance of plant movement in a single frame.
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The beauty and bleakness of California’s Central Valley- part seven- the Fibonacci spiral
In my previous posts, I’ve aimed to provide some tips and guidelines on composition. I noted that photographing the Central Valley landscape is challenging due to its limited redeeming beauty and anchor points. In this post, I show an image composed over a Fibonacci spiral.
It is all about the light 