A camera at one's side is a constant temptation. The temptation becomes practically irresistible when one is bored. I went for a hike to Cheung Chau recently. On the hour-long journey there, I found it impossible not to succumb to the temptation to put my fingers on the shutter. I excused my weakness on the pretext that I needed more practice. I ended up with these shots of ennui.
Green, green and green
Lines and circles
Ceiling light at the pier
Play of curves and circles
Play of light and shade
Orange
Orange on fire
Ropes and pummel
White bolt
red hydrant
Idle foot captured by an idle eye
Green, green and green
Lines and circles
Ceiling light at the pier
Play of curves and circles
Play of light and shade
Orange
Orange on fire
Ropes and pummel
White bolt
red hydrant
Idle foot captured by an idle eye
Nice photos!
回覆刪除I like the one with curves and circles.
Furthermaore, the idle foot is a good foot...
[版主回覆12/27/2012 23:39:10]Glad some of them appeal to you. The foot seems at least whole and intact !
Practice make perfect, Idle shot is a goood way.
回覆刪除[版主回覆12/28/2012 08:32:38]I need even more practice and learn from the way you figure out different ways to get the kind of effect you have in mind. Thanks for your moral support.
Good exercise.
回覆刪除What you are in need of now is a pair of fly's composite eyes.
[版主回覆12/28/2012 23:03:35]Not only that, perhaps also a pair of eyes like those on spy satellites and another pair like those of microscope!
Very unusual subject matters for a journey to Cheung Chau!
回覆刪除[Gravel回覆01/01/2013 18:49:26]But oddity often contributes to uniqueness.
[版主回覆01/01/2013 08:20:42]Boredom is productive of oddities.
Interesting shoots. The orange color photos stand out.
回覆刪除And it is great that you are using Chinese.
[版主回覆01/05/2013 23:35:27]Thanks. I was struck by the orange color too whilst idling on my ferry bench. That's why I shot the pixes.