The other day, I showed the desk vignette featuring an antique advertising mirror and a wire frame. What I didn't tell you was that later in the afternoon, when the sun was dropping in the sky, I grabbed my camera for some more photos.
SUNSHINY MORNING...MOODY AFTERNOON


You can see the how the morning light fills the space, while the afternoon light has its own special hue.
SUNSHINY MORNING

MOODY AFTERNOON

The morning light creates a romantic feel, while the afternoon light makes us aware of varied textures and gives a more sultry feel.
SUNSHINY MORNING

MOODY AFTERNOON

In the morning light, this wire frame played a solo act, while the afternoon sun turned it into a duo with Mr. Shadow coming to join the party. Frank and Sammy, that's your cue! You know what to do...
Me and my shadow
We're closer than pages that stick in a book
We're closer than ripples that play in a brook
Strolling down the avenue
Wherever you find him, you'll find me, just look
Closer than a miser or the bloodhound's to Liza
Me and my shadow
We're closer than smog when it clings to L.A.
We're closer than Bobby is to J.F.K.
Not a soul can bust this team in two
We stick together like glue
Thanks, Frank. Thanks, Sammy. Can we get an encore?

What a cute post!
ReplyDeleteHow cool is that light coming in. Different lighting for our different moods. Still love the puppy toys.
ReplyDeleteI think I like the Moody Afternoon shots the best!
ReplyDeleteYou got it...I'll have one for my baby and one more for the road.
ReplyDeleteI like the moody shots!
Debbie
After the first couple of sentences, I wondered where this was going, but you kept it PG. :-)
ReplyDeleteI would imagine that, with your eye for photography, you have a greater appreciation for light than most people. And I really like this post from that perspective. My approach to photography has mostly been, "see, envision, compose, capture." Beyond that, I sometimes experiment with depth of field. But I would like to start "creating" more shots. That is, setting them up and being a little more deliberate about natural lighting angles and such.
I know this is kind of a tangent to the point of your post, but your photos drive home the importance of timing in photography. Great photos as always!
Love the changes...the photos really show it off!
ReplyDeleteAmy,
ReplyDeleteOur bedroom also has a lot of light with windows on three walls. I like the late afternoon sun and twilight. I admire your photography. Thank you for sharing.
Deborah
Your photos are great. I love how you captured the different lighting setting off the different moods.
ReplyDeleteRuth
so cute, what a great idea! I love all of your photos!!! thanks for sharing!
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