Landscapes large and small
Landscapes large and small
The two photo challenges I do every week are kinda the same this time. The Daily post is landscapes, and the Dogwood 52 is landscapes close up.
Well they don’t call it a challenge for nothing. I decided to accept the challenge and take it up a notch. The first challenge was finding a landscape to shoot, the second was shooting both photos in the same spot. I thought if I could find a place that had an interesting foreground and background this would work.
This first shot is the landscape close up. The moss pattern on the rock was like a mini landscape, and I wanted the larger landscape to be apparent in the background.
I then stood up, and took this shot.
I actually took several shots with different rocks and slightly different views of the landscape, but these two were the best. This was an interesting, and challenging way to approach this weeks photo prompts. I encourage you to experiment with the idea. Just for fun.
And I wanted to throw in a couple of nice landscapes from previous photos. I have been going through old photos, and finding some hidden gems.
THis is next for me. To capture landscape and to try to avoid (or try to use Photoshop to help) a washed out, too sunny of a landscape. You have mastered this so well, Mary! Have another adventurous day!
That first photo with the moss is really interesting!
Hello, Gorgeous landscapes. I love the moss on mini landscape . The snow covered mountains are just lovely. The lake reflection is beautiful. Well done! Happy Tuesday, enjoy your day!
Stunning shots, they bring right in. I like how the lichen mimics the mountains.
What a fascinating idea — and what a wonderful parallel for life!
Love that lone tree photo.
I love how you interpreted both challenges and put them together!
Lovely as always. I’ve always loved images of lone bits of nature standing proudly on their own, so my favorite is the tree. Love the perspective too.
Very cool. Loved the moss close up.
It reminded me of a feature I’ve seen in Reader’s Digest where they posted an extreme close up and asked readers to figure out what it was a picture of.
Grand landscape photos, Mary! Thank you for sharing your hiding gems. :)
The perspective on that close up of the rock is so cool! It looks almost 3D!
That sunset (sunrise?) photo is gorgeous!
Wow, you did well! I really love the landscape closeup!