This is my entry for today's Monomad Challenge. I went for a walk in the park 2
Here comes the second part of the last walk. The truth is that I took a few days to edit the photos because, for some strange reason, I wasn't completely satisfied with them, even though I know and feel that they are well taken. I guess it's my subconscious trying to discourage me; it happens often.
But let's start with the first image in this post. I'm not going to put them in order from the ones I like the most to the ones I like the least. In fact, I'll show them in the order I took them. This path with the tree, the contrast between light and shadow made me think and imagine many things. Tell me what you feel when you see the photograph.
In the following photograph, I came across something that they are going to turn into a flowerpot. Honestly, there is plenty of space to put the plants directly in the ground, so I have no idea what plants they will put in there that need to be separated. I'll tell you what happened later.
And we come back to the ducks. There were a couple playing in the water, bathing, fighting, and running away, but in the end they returned to where I was taking pictures. I hope you enjoy the photos as much as I did. It was a beautiful moment full of peace and tranquility, except for the mosquitoes, which were ultimately responsible for my decision to leave.
In this photograph, I feel like I captured the scene quite well. There is action, movement, intensity, depth. Zoom in and tell me if you like it.
By the way, I will show you this photograph in color at the end of the post.
And since I was taking photos with the ducks and following some composition rules such as the rule of odds and frame within a frame, this was the beautiful result.
At the end of the walk, I decided I needed one more photograph, so I waited for someone to pass by to take the picture. This young man was determined to exercise despite the heat, walking with impressive intensity. While I walked around the park once, he walked around six times, and when I wasn't paying attention he probably walked even more.
And as promised, here is a photograph that I liked so much that I wanted to share it in color, with soft tones so it doesn't hurt our eyes. See you soon.
