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Emeritus Prof Christopher May

Looking through a book of Ansel Adams of I came across this wonderful photo.

Its a great example of finding visual rhythm & rhyme in and then framing it to its best advantage.

Sometimes you just need a picture to offer the chance of a quiet moment before the sh*tstorm continues.

Have a great week, everyone.

[Jeffrey Pine, Sentinel Dome, Yosemite National Park, C.1945]

Photograph of tree distorted by persistent wind to take a bowed over shape from left to right. Adams had photographed the tree so a lower branch mimics the line of mountains in the background. while the whole tree looks like a blinking eye in shape (like a sketch of an eye), while the whole competition offers a number of rhymes in share between tree and foreground/background
Sep 11, 2023, 05:28 AM·Public·Web
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