One view with differing realities.
Can any two people have the same reality when both have unique past experiences and future dreams?. We are strangers who happened to be in the same place at the same time capturing a view that we both thought was worth a moment of our time.
Capturing and learning from other photographers just happens to be one of my favourite activities.
Are you up for a challenge? If so, head on over to Becky’s blog and view her take on perception as well as other bloggers from around the world.
Wonderful perspective! I enjoy taking photos of others taking photos, especially when their camera is pointed in a different direction than where mine is pointed at them. Their shot is totally different than mine but taken at the same moment! 🙂
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Thanks very much for commenting, and you’re right it is fun capturing photographers and wondering what aspect they are shooting the ‘scene’.
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Hi, Suzanne – You truly are a wizard at using colour to make a photo pop! In the first photo that red is truly outstanding, as is the hint of blue in the second one!
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Thanks very much, Donna.
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We all have our own perspectives! Love everything about your photo – the sea, the light, the way the figure reflects in the water on the sand behind. Gorgeous!
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It’s almost as if that guy brought along a red umbrella just for your photo! Very nice image!
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I think it had more to do with the weather. There were a few photographers around at the time.
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And someone took a photo of you! Triple perspective. Hard to beat that, and the wise words. 🙂
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Liesbet, I took the photo via a mirror 🙂
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Clever!
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I have my moments 🙂😉
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That red umbrella is such a great colour contrast against the sea and beach!!
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Did I mention I have a “thing” regarding umbrellas.
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No you didn’t.. good thing I hope.. 😉
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Dedication dragging that tripod down to the shore! But I actually love the first image of the guy taking the waves breaking over him! A dangerous thing to do here as you can easily get washed over the railings in our storms!
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Yes, we have experienced a winter storm in Cornwall. It was during our first housesit. I wouldn’t stand too close.
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That thought is so true. And that photo is amazing 👍🏼❤️
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Thanks very much 🙂
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oh that shot, just superb and more very wise words to accompany them. Thank you
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Thanks very much Becky, always fun connecting up with you all.
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awww , thanks xx
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Yours will be so much better for the figure in the foreground and that pop of red, Suzanne 🙂 🙂
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Thanks very much Jo, always lovely to hear from you. Hope you’re enjoying the Portugal summer. Rather nippy here this morning. Just waiting for it reach two digits so I can go for a cycle 🙂
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All those greys and that red umbrella. Wonderful.
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Thanks very much April.
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