Monsoon and the Mindscape
After a long break I wandered around with my camera...then urge to put my mind's eye vision through the view finder as so intense that i risked shooting in the damp weather. Here's a set of snaps taken recently. I have chosen those pictures that would point to seeing beyond the obvious. I found myself completely at a loss to 'title' these photographs. You are free to do that it will be really great if you could chip in with your impressions.
"You don’t make a photograph just with a camera, you bring to the act of photography all the pictures you have seen, the books you have read, the music you have heard, the people you have loved!" - Ansel Adams -
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"You don’t make a photograph just with a camera, you bring to the act of photography all the pictures you have seen, the books you have read, the music you have heard, the people you have loved!" - Ansel Adams -
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posted by pilgrimhawk at
10:10 pm
5 Comments:
10] Mess idli :-) and tumbler with unknown fluid...
hahahahaah...that is quite reminiscent.
hey..is that unknown fluid in the glass near "mess idli"?...take a closer look... had a tough time chewing it right..?..then it must be a little blood from your gums...i know taht is too morbid a depiction...but lets give a full tribute of beat retreat!!
:-)
Jokes apart, I found 3,11 and 15 great. Esp 15 where the green of the leaves is in sharp contrast against the grey of the stones (guess this was taken just after an evening rainshower). Extremely aesthetic.
11's one of those photos which you can interpret in as many ways as you want...
P.S: didnt understand the 'tribute of beat retreat' part of your comment. :-)
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Great photos.
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