Showing posts with label moire. Show all posts
Showing posts with label moire. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 12, 2022

Light and Form


This image is all about the light and form, certainly, but that said, I can't help thinking about the ladder. More to the point, there's no way in hell I'd want to be the person who had to climb up that thing. While I love these grain elevators, with gas so expensive, I can't really imagine driving across the country to photograph a bunch of them. It's kinda been done anyway...

Sorry, but you'll need to look at the larger image to see it without moire...


Friday, June 25, 2021

Surreal dance


The weather has been quite changeable this month, seemingly unable to decide if it is Spring or Summer. On a recent Spring-ish day, I had the windows open and was enjoying the fresh cool air, when I became distracted by the crazy moire patterns generated as the sun passed through the double window screens. It was a downright surreal little dance as the patterns changed in concert with fluctuations in the breeze. The Fujifilm X30 was to hand on my desk, so I was able to keep a record as the performance unfolded.

I hope you have pleasant light this weekend!