Greetings, Fellow Early Wake-Uppers!
Do you have to walk a long time before getting from your bed up to the shore? On my best days, I still had about half an hour of an effort this year.
And in terms of visual inspiration, I still find it worth it. Not as a perfect quality of the image but in this case, I got rewarded with a nice composition offer.
Not using drone. Just standing on a cliff. I can't remember if that was before or after the cheap robot-made coffee.
The wind, the cold morning air before it headed up, the dust below my feet before the ants would start their daily business.
Waves, then smooth slope, then seaweeds. And that's just the center. Well, the diagonal-centered center. It's nice to have layers. Even the wave's crests or whatever you call them. The white chairs, all in good alignment with our tilted mood, no?
Well, there's a cliff that could have moved a bit but I'll make a cropped version without it in the end of this post. Check it out and you can later tell me which image you like more.
I guess I'll bet on the cleaner, more simplistic, minimalistic one.
Camera Settings:
Aperture F 8; Shutter Speed 1/320 of a second; Light Sensitivity ISO 200; Focal Length 37 mm
Camera Model:
Sony Alpha 6000 mirrorless camera with a 16-50 mm kit lens.
And here be the promised version of unbroken, unchallenged, unreal diagonal. The little lie we need to make our image in our own...image. Vision. Vision, I mean.
Because less is more, isn't it?
Peace!
M
