“A truly good photograph tells a story. It should connect to the reader. That's all there is to it really. Things like composition, focus, colour, lighting and subject matter are all in a sense just fashionable. But the photos that tell stories are timeless.”
- Dr. Leslie Brown
f/14 ISO 200 on a tripod No shutter speed HDR
Dream Kitchen
Another example of being in the right place at the right
time! Three club members were planning a visit to a desolate farmhouse so I
invited myself along. Upon entering through the kitchen you got the impression
that not only did time stand still here but no one had disturbed what was left
behind.
Each room had memories of days gone by – as was the situation
for Challenge #5, “Moth Protected.” The kitchen was filled with photo ops – all
you had to do was turn your tripod left, right, up, or down and there was
another images waiting to be frozen in time.
I took this shot seven times for the purpose of creating an
HDR image. Similar to Challenge # 34, I wanted the grunge look for this “Dream
Kitchen.” I opted for the monochromatic final result.
I knew there was a story, actually many stories, here. I
trust that I have told one of them. . .
Bonus Image
Once again, Clint came through at the end of the day. Our last stop was "Teardrop Arch" for the setting sun on Monument Valley. Perfect ending to a perfect day!
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