A work of art in the garden: a salvia in bloom.
This post is in response to Michelle’s weekly challenge at The Daily Post, wherein we are encouraged to see works of art everywhere – in nature, in architecture, in literature, and more.
Musings on life and times
A work of art in the garden: a salvia in bloom.
This post is in response to Michelle’s weekly challenge at The Daily Post, wherein we are encouraged to see works of art everywhere – in nature, in architecture, in literature, and more.
The scene : Autumn, Sunday afternoon, Leidsestraat Amsterdam, near the flower market.
Locals and visitors on the move.
Camera : Sony Cybershot DSC-HX5V, f/8, ISO 200, 1/160, one second burst at ten shots per second
This is my second post in response to this week’s challenge from The Daily Post, at which site, many more entries will be found.
I was experimenting with the panorama function on my, then fairly new, camera. As often happens, a car got in the way! So, in this case, not only is the car moving, but so also, the camera was panning left to right!
This post is in response to this week’s challenge from The Daily Post, at which site, many more entries will be found.
For those interested, I did continue panning. The uncropped panoramic photo appears below. To the right is the gate leading to Via Roma, Tuscania, Viterbo Province, Lazio. At the time, I discarded the photo as unsuccessful!