What do you when you have a little object to focus on? I look at the surroundings. I try to understand how little but how important that object looks at that point. I try to measure how big everything else is around that little thing. I capture the whole landscape.
Then I zoom in. Maybe I shift a little to get my perspective right.
Well.. Little things are infinitely the most important.
Who said photography is different from life! Just like photography, life is also a lot of everyday adventures of great delicacy. It is also about enjoying those little things inside the big picture. Because you never know what will make big difference, what will make a beautiful portrait!
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18 responses to “Scale and little things..”
Great pictures!
Great shot and definitely agree that little things are infinitely the most important. Here’s my own ‘little thing’ which I hope you enjoy as much I enjoyed yours: https://galeweithers.wordpress.com/2015/02/13/ladybug-love-its-a-scale-thing/
Absolutely beautiful!
Hello! I’m liking your blog and the photos you have up are just amazing. I hope you don’t mind me nominating you for The Very Inspiring Blogger Award. I have linked up your site to my post. Hope you don’t mind! 🙂
Thank you for the honor, Ann. I feel very happy when I receive an award. 🙂
So true, so true dear Archita and the photographs are lovely. Beautiful.
Thank you, Indira. 🙂
What kind of bird is that? I love his red beret.
I think, it is acorn woodpecker. The description on the picture fits here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acorn_woodpecker
So true! Often I am concentrating on focus, and don’t think always about the relationship to the whole. This is a good photographic tip.
I’m so happy to know that. 🙂 I hope it helps. 🙂 Thank you for the visit. 🙂
Your writing, just like your photography skill, is pretty impressive. It makes me think, nod and smile. Very very beautiful take on the subject.
Thank you so much. 🙂
Beautiful!!!
Thank you, Patricia. 🙂
So welcome!
Very nice!
Thank you, Naomi. 🙂