From Clicking to Creating
From Clicking to Creating
Oh my word, can you say slacker?! I completely missed last weeks from clicking to creating, and this week is going to be fast as well. We are so busy getting stuff created for this winters art shows, and then there was the 4 days with the horses……
Anyway, this week the Dogwood 52 was to create an image after a song. Since all I did was photograph wild horses this week, the Rolling Stones song Wild Horses seemed the best.
A song seemed pretty easy to create an image for. What song would you do?
The 2 Lil Owls this week is abstract. Again, wild horse image because that’s what I shot. I really like this back lit sunset image though.
Last week was a bust for me in the Dogwood challenge. The prompt was a technical one, shutter drag. I couldn’t bring myself to figure this one out, nor worry about shooting it. Maybe in the future.
I did like last weeks 2 Lil Owls though, Negative space.
I’m going to have to post what we have been doing, I’m pretty excited about it all.
In the meantime, keep creating!
Hey, you are having fun, enjoying what you do, forget about missing a post or two. Getting the most out of life is most important. The horsing around photos are great as always.
Hello, all your horses photos are beautiful. I especially love the middle one, the lighting is lovely. Enjoy your day!
The back lit sunset image is remarkable! I agree with Emma that getting the most out of life is most important. :)
We’re so busy and behind on everything, we didn’t even notice you slacked off! :) Sometimes we just have to live life, and the blog suffers. I missed a post last week too, but all we can do is the best we can. I especially love the back lit photo!
I love that backlit one. It is incredibly beautiful. Hmm, I don’t even know what shutter drag is!
Love the backlighting …great shot
Beautiful images, as always Mary.
Funny that the challenge was to base your image on a song. Because the instant I saw your picture, that very song went through my head.
On our travels this year, we heard a radio call from a sailboat called Wild Horses. They tried to travel a very shallow trouble spot at low tide and grounded hard. They had to wait several hours to get off. We ended up traveling near them for months although we never met (I finally stalked them to Facebook).
But every time I saw them at a marina or anchorage, I sang in my best Mick Jagger impression, “Wild horses, couldn’t stop going aground.”