I was examining the shape, color, texture and black underside of mushrooms today. They are visually interesting, a delicate sitting duck in the too-tall grass of August.
Mushrooms are popping up everywhere after the torrential rains in the state. I want to photograph them and see what comes of it.
Modern Photography: Mushrooms dallying in the breeze.
I am including a visual of marbles on fabric to demonstrate what experimenting with colors, textures, shapes and lighting can do in a photograph. I have been exploring these concepts while reading “Photographic Lighting: Learning to See” by Ralph Hattersley.
Consider this thought from Hattersley,
“We insist to ourselves that we see things, whereas our eyes are only constructed to see light. In truth, nothing else is visible.”
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