Clouds on break -- happy coincidence
I took my nose/eyes off the grindstone to do a quick social media check on Thursday afternoon and was rewarded with a glorious sunset shot posted by Debbi of knit.run,reap.eat on Facebook.
Those inspirational photos are not on her blog but the blog is worth a link and perhaps she's got a link to her Instagram or other photo link to her lovely images. And, for my knitterly buds, she's doing a lot more knitting than I am these days.
My comment was that her shots inspired me to pick up my camera and look out the window.
I haven't seen a lot of amazing sunsets from my office but sometimes the pre-sunset sky surprises me.
I took these images roughly 4-5 minutes apart starting at 15:58 and ending at 16:23 before the sky finished its show and I went back to 100% immersion into the project.
I would feel guilty for taking these shots over a half hour or so but for the usual eyes on the prize day I was adhering to.
It was only much later (much) that I realised that clouds was one of the days' prompts.
Good thing I took the time took theses as Thursday was one of the worst of the long days this week.
Friday was another total bomb for photos with a single landscape shot that only looks good when compared to my usual parking structure panorama.
So I'm calling Friday a bust and wrapping the work week of photos with these cloud sequences.
Saturday and Sunday have great prompts that I already have "oh I know what I can shoot" ideas and the actual time to explore them.
Even with rain in the forecast, walkabout with camera is on the agenda.
With prompts like flame, from a high angle, along the way (great wildcard phrase), behind, red, yard, and starts with I, there will be photos.
Those inspirational photos are not on her blog but the blog is worth a link and perhaps she's got a link to her Instagram or other photo link to her lovely images. And, for my knitterly buds, she's doing a lot more knitting than I am these days.
My comment was that her shots inspired me to pick up my camera and look out the window.
I took these images roughly 4-5 minutes apart starting at 15:58 and ending at 16:23 before the sky finished its show and I went back to 100% immersion into the project.
I would feel guilty for taking these shots over a half hour or so but for the usual eyes on the prize day I was adhering to.
It was only much later (much) that I realised that clouds was one of the days' prompts.
Good thing I took the time took theses as Thursday was one of the worst of the long days this week.
Friday was another total bomb for photos with a single landscape shot that only looks good when compared to my usual parking structure panorama.
So I'm calling Friday a bust and wrapping the work week of photos with these cloud sequences.
Saturday and Sunday have great prompts that I already have "oh I know what I can shoot" ideas and the actual time to explore them.
Even with rain in the forecast, walkabout with camera is on the agenda.
With prompts like flame, from a high angle, along the way (great wildcard phrase), behind, red, yard, and starts with I, there will be photos.
Labels: 92108, clouds, photoaday2013, photography
posted by walkaboutknitter at
23:00
2 Comments:
Sweet skycapes, and thanks for the shout-out! Today's prompt (yourself) was NOT one of my faves.
I should send you or publish/link my 365+ list and random list generator web pages.
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