Light and darkness speaking their language

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If I start thinking about how I appreciate what's around me, I can't think of anything more important than light.

Not only does it allow me to see, but it gives meaning to what I see. That's why I sometimes regret not having a camera or more knowledge. On the other hand, though, I have discovered enormous pleasure in editing. I guess it happens to everyone who plays with photography.

Here are some photographs I took at times when the light spoke to me particularly clearly... or darkly!

A blinding spotlight in the theater, palm trees that can be either light or dark (but always beautiful), the towers of a church illuminated by the spotlight of the sun, vultures taking the place of street lamps.

Light and darkness speaking their language. Hopefully one day I will be able to talk to them.


Light and darkness speaking their language | Ecency