Levitate
Just some neat little oddity I stumbled upon yesterday during a short photowalk around the city.
Ringer
Some sort of tether(?) ring at Fort Taber, an old military fort in New Bedford, Massachusetts. I am not sure of their use, but they are about 8-10″ round and solid. The weight of them being bumped against the stone they are attached to has worn away at it, leaving a ring-shaped channel that looks as though it were chiseled out of the stone. I don’t know as much about this fort as I probably should, and judging by the amount of vandalism in some spots, neither do a lot of other people.
Fading Memories
I found a new flower today and couldn’t help but to shoot it in the make-shift light box I am running on my desk. Added the close up+ filter set to get the size and distance right, and came up with this final result. As always, comments or criticisms are more than welcome.
The light, the rock…
One of dozens of lighthouses found along the New England coastline, this one guards the entryway into New Bedford harbor.
Show and tell…
Last of the flowers for now, I promise. Though I did have fun shooting them, and I learned a few new methods for lighting them for different moods and looks. The Daffodils are on the way out now, and the Tulips and Poppies are just around the corner, so I can’t promise that some “other” types of flowers won’t show up here in the near future.
Shadows and Light
Something I’ve been wanting to experiment with for a little bit, but didn’t have a good subject in mind. It rained pretty heavily this morning and when I stepped out for the mail, I noticed that not only were the daffodils up, and spring-shower-fresh, but also that they would probably make a good test subject. The style needs some work, but it gives me a few ideas of what kind of results I can get out of it.