Making people look at what they usually overlook, making them see what they did not see before has always been one of the central objectives of photography. It is indeed rewarding to charge everyday scenes and objects with mystery. But the longer I photograph, the better I seem to understand that first and foremost it is light which accounts for an unusual appearance – both in the wotld that surrounds us and in pictures. There is nothing like getting drunk on light…
Seashore or satellite map, lovely light and I think you are right about ‘getting drunk on light’.
…it’s almost always the light that makes me want to grab my camera and go out. And I am happy I am not the only one – thanks!
photography is indeed the art of painting with light! 🙂 i enjoyed looking at your take on the challenge.
Thank you – I am glad you enjoyed it.
Cool. Nice one.
Please feel free to drop by and view my interpretation of Unusual.
That shot —
I feel like I can almost figure it out, but not quite —
Eerie, and slightly sinister, perhaps.
You deliver exactly what you promise: light making something usual, unusual and odd —
Thank you Judith – I am glad you see it that way.
Very pretty!
Thank you so much!
interesting composition 🙂
Thank you.
Yes you have done so well. like the picture.thanks
Thank you!
that is a beautifully eerie shot
Thank you, Jo.