Not many photographers perceive and capture almost an identical image. “Golden Saxaphonist of Southbank” by Eng Loy is a rare exception. The only difference in this image is the seagull came in place at a split of seconds.
I am back in London again after a break of three months. I hope to return in May with more images to share with you. By then, do enjoy the new posting at this site at the interval of every two days.
Before I reached Mount Bromo, East Java, in 2008, I captured this interesting image. Carefully looking at this image, I realize it is very simple. Dots,lines,shapes and colour are the main elements of this image. The most important among all, is the happening within the split of second.
Recently, at the SJII Photo Auction and Photo Contest (Feb,2012), I was asked why my choice of the top award is an image that is very simple. I think this image shown here illustrated well the importance of simplicity in imaging.
Male elk have large antlers. I think usually they are around when you spotted a group of “ELk Of The Rocky Mountain”. I was fortunate to capture another image of elk at a very close and safe distance. Could you hear the bugling to attract females?