This image was taken on the same day as the previous photo. Just moments later, a completely different perspective was gained simply by moving a few feet over. The photography lesson I learned was that many images are possible of the same subject, and that the results may be equally interesting. The famed American photographers Edward Weston and Ansel Adams returned to certain scenes repeatedly. With different lighting, with a change in angle or shutter speed or film source, the result is a world apart from the previous.
Don’t be afraid to experiment.
“The beauty is not in the colours, but in their harmony.” ~ Marcel Proust
Location: Peggy’s Cover, Nova Scotia
Date: Summer, 1980
Source: Pentax ME Super with Kodachrome 64 slide film
