This poem quenches. I think I understand. So lovely, Claire.
I took some photos this evening, but was a bit disappointed in the results. Not sure if I can find a post for them, but if I do, I'll drop the link back here. It was fun to try, though, Claire.
I gave it a try, Claire. I had taken a similar shot a few days earlier, but went back after your photo prompt, and these shots turned out much better. Thanks for the A dial lesson. You're a grade-A teacher! :-)
On my point-and-shoot (Canon PowerShot 770), there's no "A" but there's "exposure." I tried adjusting that. The lower the exposure, the better I see the reflection (rather than the surface reflecting it).
Here is a reflection photo from me, although I'm afraid I didn't fulfill the apeture aspect of the challenge - my inability or inclination to delve into the technicalities of photography is a great flaw, and I look forward to learning more from you.
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I like the idea of the soul being dipped. :)
Here's my attempt at the PhotoPlay prompt. I couldn't find the "A" thing on my little digital. Sorry!
http://seedlingsinstone.blogspot.com/2010/10/on-in-and-around-mondays-dragon-scales.html
This poem quenches. I think I understand. So lovely, Claire.
I took some photos this evening, but was a bit disappointed in the results. Not sure if I can find a post for them, but if I do, I'll drop the link back here. It was fun to try, though, Claire.
Ok. I gave it a try. The light was fast-fading, so I had a hard time of it. Here's my post:
http://lauraboggess.blogspot.com/2010/10/photo-playing.html
The manual on my camera is a bit limited 2.8-8.0 but I had a lot of fun walking the path with a goal in mind while turning off the auto :)
http://jezamama.blogspot.com/2010/10/reflection.html
Thank you for challenging us.
Claire,
Here is mine...
http://aspiretoleadaquietlife.blogspot.com/2010/10/woman-at-well.html
Huh, what do you know? It seems we have a similar thread.
Blessings.
I gave it a try, Claire. I had taken a similar shot a few days earlier, but went back after your photo prompt, and these shots turned out much better. Thanks for the A dial lesson. You're a grade-A teacher! :-)
http://gettingdownwithjesus.blogspot.com/2010/10/looking-back.html
Claire, some people (including me!) are having trouble seeing the photos I post. If you can't see it, maybe I'll have to email it to you?
http://mybigthree.highcallingblogs.com/2010/10/13/reflection/
On my point-and-shoot (Canon PowerShot 770), there's no "A" but there's "exposure." I tried adjusting that. The lower the exposure, the better I see the reflection (rather than the surface reflecting it).
Sigh. I love your poetry.
Here is my photoplay post.
I love this poem, so beautiful.
Here is a reflection photo from me, although I'm afraid I didn't fulfill the apeture aspect of the challenge - my inability or inclination to delve into the technicalities of photography is a great flaw, and I look forward to learning more from you.
d'uh, I really am thick sometimes! Sorry Claire, here is the link -
http://www.flickr.com/photos/shorelinesphotography/5065407073/in/set-72157624475150980/
And another (I'll send the link directly on to Sam :)
http://lovenotestoyahweh.blogspot.com/2010/10/reflections-dance.html
Sounds like s Sponge Bob compose that :D :D Well, anyway I like it . Well done
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Claire, this is one of your best.
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