As is my practice, I saved the last frame for home. The afternoon light was bouncing off something bright on the other side of the neighbor’s fence. I decided to try to capture it.
As is my practice, I saved the last frame for home. The afternoon light was bouncing off something bright on the other side of the neighbor’s fence. I decided to try to capture it.
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I am a photographer, walker, and sometime paddler, a theologically-educated geek living in Rochester, NY. Once upon a time I was an Army helicopter jockey in Alaska.
I started with film, switched to digital, then went back to classic film cameras.
With major back surgery in August 2019 and bunion repair in January 2020 now behind me, I am gearing up to start Appalachian Trail NOBO in June, 2021 to celebrate my seventy-first birthday. Blogging for The Trek.
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5 replies on “Neighborly light”
An almost eerie effect.
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Yes.
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Beautifully captured, Steven. The light seeping through the gaps makes it look like something supernatural is occurring on the otherside.
Keep it up!
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Thank you!
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Beautiful photo – eerie and luminous. Thank you for following Eugi’s Causerie I.
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