Well said, you. And a great use of a walk to work! I wonder - how does this relate to photography? I mean, you know I'm not in any way a photographer, but I did notice that when I'm taking pics, how I see things does, very much, change. Perhaps in that case it's more about framing, or capturing the moving into a non-moving still... Hm - that could be a fun thing to try - looking at non-moving things through a framing perspective - like, what would this tree look like if I were only looking at this 1" square of bark? Or my walk to my car if I included the normally unseen sky and gravel by my feet?
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Date: 2006-08-25 08:18 pm (UTC)I wonder - how does this relate to photography? I mean, you know I'm not in any way a photographer, but I did notice that when I'm taking pics, how I see things does, very much, change. Perhaps in that case it's more about framing, or capturing the moving into a non-moving still... Hm - that could be a fun thing to try - looking at non-moving things through a framing perspective - like, what would this tree look like if I were only looking at this 1" square of bark? Or my walk to my car if I included the normally unseen sky and gravel by my feet?