#natureinfocus

Monochrome and Backlit Perspectives of wood when birds flying

Looking through the natural architecture of nature always provides a fascinating experience with regard to perspectives and lighting effects. From the gentle sunshine passing through the cloudy sky to

The use of natural forms to frame the sky is an art in itself. Depending upon changing light throughout the day, the dark branches, leaves, and pine needles form sharp geometric shapes and make the air

A calm beauty lies in the documentation of nature’s bounty as the rays of the dying sun shine through the landscape. Three freshly picked pomegranates lay in a row across a simple and plain surface under

There is the quiet and pensive feeling associated with the overcast afternoon. As the large gray clouds cover the sky, the sun becomes a silver globe of light shining through the cloudy atmosphere and

There is a wonderful rhythm to seeing how nature progresses through its unique moods in each season. At one point, there is a sense of subdued introspection with overcast clouds above; but then, the sudden

There’s something magical about a sky filled with high, spotty clouds at sunset. Looking up at a patch of thin, fluffy clouds stretched across the sky, and looking below them, you see the golden rays

I find a particular intensity and fascination in those final moments of the golden hour when the sun dips below the horizon. It looks like a giant yellow and gold orb; the light looks warm and golden.

Sometimes there comes an instance when the sky seems to be more than just a backdrop and turns into a huge living canvas. When the sun starts coming close to the horizon, it starts making crepuscular rays

The sight of a setting sun with storm clouds looming in the backdrop is an electrifying experience. As dark clouds begin to pass overhead, the brilliant streak of golden light appears from behind the horizon,

It's amazing how one feels anchored while witnessing day giving way to night through an open expanse. When the sun starts dipping below far-off hills, the rhythm of nature automatically slows down. Instead

There is a certain magic to being in the woods, a timelessness when observing all the subtle and not so subtle workings happening all around. These images represent brief moments in time within that grand,