Dekh kar dilkashi zamane ki....
....Aarzu hai freb khane ki...
CAption : On the terrain
I felt like I was visiting the ghost of myself when drove back down familiar roads, past places where I had done most of my early outdoor multiplicity pics. Favouring the darker images lately, my outdoor shooting self has been rather inert but the winter weather hasn't helped. Surprised at a strange warm spell of weather in the past few days, and motivated by the nature-rambling Brady, I managed to get out of my car without shivering, (feels like June!) and take a hobbling heeled-boot saunter down a lonely country path outside Lewes, yet untrodden by three pairs of Aniela feet.
Stopping and looking both ways, I realised I was completely and conveniently alone, not a person in sight for half a mile each way. I slipped with ease into a tripodless shoot that instantly looked promising through the viewfinder. A puzzled donkey over the fence stared directly at me as I jumped back and forth during my ten second timer dashes, and 15 shots later, I ended the shoot on noticing two men and a dog approaching in the far distance. And on my way back to the car I noticed an interesting looking, pissy roofless concrete den thing that will most definitely be my cloning venue on my next visit to this area :)
N.B. I like the telegraph pole, and it's in the frame intentionally.
another N.B... i did not use a wide angle lens nor a 'polariser'... :-P
CAption : On the terrain
I felt like I was visiting the ghost of myself when drove back down familiar roads, past places where I had done most of my early outdoor multiplicity pics. Favouring the darker images lately, my outdoor shooting self has been rather inert but the winter weather hasn't helped. Surprised at a strange warm spell of weather in the past few days, and motivated by the nature-rambling Brady, I managed to get out of my car without shivering, (feels like June!) and take a hobbling heeled-boot saunter down a lonely country path outside Lewes, yet untrodden by three pairs of Aniela feet.
Stopping and looking both ways, I realised I was completely and conveniently alone, not a person in sight for half a mile each way. I slipped with ease into a tripodless shoot that instantly looked promising through the viewfinder. A puzzled donkey over the fence stared directly at me as I jumped back and forth during my ten second timer dashes, and 15 shots later, I ended the shoot on noticing two men and a dog approaching in the far distance. And on my way back to the car I noticed an interesting looking, pissy roofless concrete den thing that will most definitely be my cloning venue on my next visit to this area :)
N.B. I like the telegraph pole, and it's in the frame intentionally.
another N.B... i did not use a wide angle lens nor a 'polariser'... :-P
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