tobias m. schiel
“Gracefulness is a tricky quality – it manifests itself as an effortless, subtle harmony between a subject and its environment,” writes Ben Huberman in The Weekly Photo Challenge. Nicely said, I think – and here is my response: I often find nature’s gracefulness (if I can call it that) by the water.
Just two more pictures inspired by the Weekly Photo Challenge: Silhouette. Some of those close-ups remind me of Rorschach tests: What do you see?
The Weekly Photo Challenge inspired me to try what I have been thinking about for a while now: I experimented with backlit dead leaves here, aiming at the silhouettes (and the compositions).
…or: Pac-Man’s Lunch? Or is it really a matter of growth?
A contribution to Ailsa’s Travel Theme – Flowers.
When I looked up the correct spelling for “Ginkgo”, the dictionary came up with the German translation “Elephantenohrbaum” which seems to be one of the many names this plant was given when it came to Europe. I liked that.
empire of lights 