An image that I observed in a form of monochromatic format. The pattern of the wooden panels caught my eye before I capturing the image. Fortunately, the sea gull in flight approaching at the right spot. To freeze the action within a split of a second is usually a challenge in bird photography. An image that I captured in Tynemouth, UK, before I began my judging session of an international Salon on 10 Sept 2019.
The dried tree silhouette at the edge of water of the Upper Peirce Reservoir always attracted me. Simple due to its shape and lines of the tree. Actually, I have captured a number of images at the same location. However, on 08 Oct 2021 I have captured another image with greater visual impact. The person in action together with the trees added to form an interesting image.
Most importantly, the pattern of the golden lighted ripples formed on a split of second topped the list of visual impact.
Capturing pattern and lines are my preference in photography. Architecture design is one of good subject for such a study. The perception for a strong visual impact has to be from a vantage angle. Observing Perfect lighting is also another important requirement. This is an image that I captured at the Marina Bay in 2019.