Photography composition: Fill the frame

This post is inspired by Brenda’s post on the same subject, “composition:fill the frame” and a post suggested by Brenda in her discussion, “fill the frame in your photography composition” by Wayne Turner.

Here are images according to my understanding.

In the beginning I was concentrating on one colour but later I included some background.

 

 

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Look beyond

For Kate’s   Friday Fun Foto:Framed

Hope you all like the image.

Looking up!

If you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change ~Wayne Dyer

For Maria’s January photo a day challenge: Looking up

I am very glad to found this very interesting photo challenge.

Love is all around us!

• Pigeons are monogamous; i.e., they mate for life, and the survivor accepts a new mate only slowly. [https://www.britannica.com/animal/pigeon]
•  Pigeons are thought to be monogamous but there are no studies, to our knowledge, which verify this assumption using  molecular techniques. To establish positive familial relationships between parents and offspring, DNA fingerprinting  studies are being conducted on ten established pairs. Pairs are identified by observation and blood is collected from  adults and chicks. DNA isolated from the blood is dialyzed, digested with the restriction endonuclease Hae III, and the fragments are transferred to nylon membranes.  The membranes are probed using radioactively labeled Jeffreys’ probes,
  which are multilocus probes used to identify banding patterns in DNA.  Probing of the membranes is performed by Dr. Patricia Parker at Ohio State University.  Banding patterns are compared between parents and offspring. Results obtained to date show that pigeons are monogamous. [http://science.widener.edu/~vatnick/Monogamy.htm]
• An interesting read [http://nautil.us/issue/33/attraction/what-pigeons-teach-us-about-love]

This post is inspired by Kate’s Friday Foto Fun

 

एहसास

घास पर पत्ते कुछ यूं गिरे,

मानो सहलाने उतरे हों।

अपना वज़न अपनी अना,

ऊपर शाख़ पर ही छोड़ आये।

-रुपाली

Photography Composition!

The photographer has almost as much control over his subject matter as a painter. He can control light and shade, form and space, pattern and texture, motion and mood, everything except composition ~Harvey V. Fondiller[The Best of Popular Photography]

For Kate’s Friday Foto Fun theme.

Macro Monday: Frozen dew drops

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To appreciate the beauty of a snowflake it is necessary to stand out in the cold. ~Aristotle

This is my entry for Kate’s Friday Foto Fun

Vibrant Autumn!

From yesteryear for Dawn’s Festival of Leaves 2018 

Friday Fun Foto: Birds

I love capturing birds and for Friday Fun Foto Kate asked us to share photos of “Birds”. I was quite excited when I saw her theme but it took so many days to work it out. Hope you don’t mind Kate.

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अश्क

अश्कों का कोई रंग नहीं होता

ये तो खून है,

जो कभी गालों पे,

कभी आँखों में और

कभी हथेलिओं पे

दिखाई देता है।।

-रुपाली