Japanese gardens and contemplation immediately spring to mind.
This was the same location as the previous post, but here, a telephoto was used instead of the wide. It’s interesting that you mention Japanese gardens because I tend to associate longer focal lengths with that aesthetic
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️— Hi John and beautiful photo! Thanks…
Happy to hear; thanks for commenting ⭐
Great picture captured
many thanks! ✍️
the rocks have come alive in your atmospheric photo
Thanks Laura, I do appreciate that
There’s something about putting a large rock dead center that always appealed to me. Maybe it enhances the solidity of the rock, the undeniability of it.
Japanese gardens and contemplation immediately spring to mind.
This was the same location as the previous post, but here, a telephoto was used instead of the wide. It’s interesting that you mention Japanese gardens because I tend to associate longer focal lengths with that aesthetic
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️— Hi John and beautiful photo! Thanks…
Happy to hear; thanks for commenting ⭐
Great picture captured
many thanks! ✍️
the rocks have come alive in your atmospheric photo
Thanks Laura, I do appreciate that
There’s something about putting a large rock dead center that always appealed to me. Maybe it enhances the solidity of the rock, the undeniability of it.
Interesting!