The colorful leaves of fall have pulled me outside several days recently. On one such day in Edwin Warner Park here is Nashville I was overtaken with whimsy. While the dictionary defines “whimsy” in a variety of ways, for my purpose here I have chosen this definition: “flight of the imagination.” Laying convention aside, I pulled out all sorts of photographic techniques including slow exposure, neutral density and polarizing filters, camera movement, and imagination. With the camera movement I imagined my camera as the canvas, the fall foliage as the color palette, and I moved the canvas to get the results I sought. Below is my offering.
© Sharon Brown Christopher
© Sharon Brown Christopher
© Sharon Brown Christopher
© Sharon Brown Christopher
As you can tell, this work is about play…and the flight of the imagination.
Contributed by Sharon Brown Christopher
“Whimsy” is a great concept to apply to our craft from time to time. Nice application!
I prefer to be able to see what I’m looking at – these look more like impressionist paintings.
Wonderful! Glad whimsy caught you!