Lensbaby

While my daughter was in a class today -- I took these photos at an old church and cemetery close by.

Donna

Just noticed this had no replies. Why not!!!??

I like them all, but especially the middle one with the tree shadows falling on the windows. Nice.

Ol' Don

Life is expensive, but includes a free trip
around the sun!

A very good example of what we should be doing during the breaks in our daily routine. We get better only by working our eyes and camera. LB helps the eyes.

I am fascinated by #1. The small stone at this angle looks a bit like a modern sculpture of a man standing in the cemetery, and the church appears to be on the way to becoming it's own headstone. Images like this can free the imagination.

Dick

I think #1 is the stronger of the three; there are subtle elements that tell a story.


Craig

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"The virtue of the camera is not the power it has to transform the photographer into an artist, but the impulse it gives him to keep on looking . . . ."


~ Brooks Atkinson ~