Posts Tagged ‘light’
Light through the window
Posted: April 2, 2021 in squaresTags: bright, light, square, Squares: bright
Light on leaves
Posted: March 24, 2021 in Life in Colour Photo Challenge 2021Tags: green, leaves, Life in Colour Photo Challenge 2021, Life in Colour: green, light, Riparian Preserve at Water Ranch
Lemon leaf
Posted: March 16, 2021 in Life in Colour Photo Challenge 2021Tags: fruit, green, leaves, lemon leaves, lemons, Life in Colour Photo Challenge 2021, Life in Colour: green, light
A few weeks ago, a neighbor a few houses away had a table on the sidewalk with sacks of lemons on it and signs saying “Free.” I grabbed a couple bags, piled them in an attractive bowl, grabbed my phone, and looked for a place with good light. The leaves were attractive, the lemons tart and delicious.

Light
Posted: March 14, 2021 in One Word SundayTags: #onewordsunday, #OWS, feather, light, One Word Sunday, Riparian Preserve at Water Ranch
Travel photo 5
Posted: December 16, 2020 in TravelTags: Baja California, clouds, coast, light, Mexico, ocean, Pacific Ocean, travel, travel photo 5, travel photo challenge
My nomination for this travel photo challenge came from Su at Zimmerbitch. Same old same old: one travel photo, no explanation necessary. Today’s invitation goes all the way to Finlan, where Ritva is trying to survive the dark of a Scandinavian winter. Take us away to somewhere sunny, Ritva, and if you do, link or pingback to my post/blog. Or just enjoy my photo when it gets dark.

Friday flowers…in light
Posted: November 27, 2020 in flowersTags: California, Descanso Gardens, flower in light, flowers, Friday flowers, light

Wordless Wednesday…light through leaves
Posted: November 25, 2020 in NatureTags: California, Descanso Gardens, fall, leaves, light, ture

2020 Photo Challenge 18: shadows
Posted: May 5, 2020 in 2020 Photo ChallengeTags: #2020PhotoChallenge, 2020 Photo Challenge, 2020 Photo Challenge: light, light, shadow, shadows
I’m joining a new (for me) photo challenge today. Jude combines teaching and challenge at Travel Words, this month with the focus on light, this week looking at using light and shadow.
This week’s assignment – Look for shadows. Strong light, casting well-defined shadows, can create interesting abstract images. Layering light and shadows brings a sense of depth to an image and can convey mystery.
Here are a few of my favorite shadow shots, the first one taken in the living room of our home in Ohio.

This shell on the beach at Cape May, New Jersey had a lovely shadow.

What light through yonder trees breaks?
Posted: December 14, 2019 in Six-Word SaturdayTags: light, morning, morning light, Naperville Illinois, Six-Word Saturday, sunlight