Topography studies surface features that examine the relationship between the sum of the parts. In aerial views, for example, natural elements seem world’s apart from their above-ground archaeology. From Lens and Pens by Sally
Today’s challenge was macro photography landscapes.
Hope everyone takes the opportunity to hop out and see the Red Moon Tonight.
Now which photo here makes you want to jump and down?
Other entries for this week’s challenge:
http://pictograf.wordpress.com/2014/04/14/phoneography-challenge-macro-2/
http://completelydisappear.wordpress.com/2014/04/14/hello-stranger/
http://angelinem.wordpress.com/2014/04/14/phoneography-challenge-macro-under-water/
The last puddle does look like a view from above. Very nice. Happy Photo Challenge.
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Great photos. 😀
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I like the way you caught the reflection in the puddle. And B&W is perfect for those two shots.
janet
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Puddle capturing could be a new carrer for me 😉
B&W does wonders for the ordinary.
Thanks for stopping by.
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I am fascinated by that first puddle shot. I would never have guessed that’s what it was. It’s really striking and abstract… the black and white almost gives a moon feel to these two rather than sun. Wonderful job! And I’m sending you all sorts of wellness vibes for your surgery and recovery. ~~~~ ❤ ~~~~~
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First thanks for the well wishing 🙂
It does look like a moon. I hope you get out and see tonight’s lunar eclipse…
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Those Easter eggs look beautiful.
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Oh good. Glad those eggs are getting love. Thanks
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Nifty shots – looks like a puddle in a bird bath. Can I have the chocolate bunny? *smile*
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How fun a puddle in a bird bath…
Sorry all the bunnies were devoured yesterday .
I’ll save you one next time, wink
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I really like #2 for its texture that includes the little bit of a shoe/boot print on one edge.
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The boot print does give it a sense of drama. Maybe it’s a moon scape. Thanks for the feed back.
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that last one looks like it might have been taken on the moon which seems very fitting in view of last night’s beautiful moon shining down on us. No eclipse on this side of the Atlantic.
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