In responding to this week’s Lens Artist Photo Challenge-theme “Look Up”, I was overwhelmed with the beauty of two posts I saw.
And then I was overwhelmed by how many choices I had in my own files that would be good for this challenge. Apparently, I spend a lot of time “looking up”…and snapping away!
I love all the references in both the above posts to perspective and how changing yours can change everything else also. That really speaks to me. So I am changing mine on this challenge. Nothing I have compares to the stunning beauty of these Cathedrals. Thank you so much for sharing those. But it all reminded me, once again, of my own favorite accidental photo. I have posted it before but will again for this challenge.
I’ll just add the words “look carefully” whenever you Look Up!
In case you have not seen this before, (I post this photo a lot), I did not discover the whole content of the photo until I was posting it for the word Blossoms…
Wonderful post. I often find ‘new’ things in a photo after I have taken it. Nothing as good as what I believe is the eagle in yours. Thank you. All my best.
Thank you much for your reply. Yep, a Bald Eagle in my tree. Very rare in our neighborhood! I loved the surprise!
How very cool! That’s what I call a great photobombing!
Good perspective of choice
A while ago I stood at a tram stop waiting for a tram. I got out my phone to check the time and another older lady did the same. I commented to her a tram was on its way. She asked if I had looked it up, as in googled it? I replied “No! I looked up” I motioned down the road to the far distant tram heading our way. She told me that was very funny as she was studying a masters in technology and communication. Or some such. Ironic that the old fashioned way prevails? Cheers,H