Strictly speaking this image is from last fall, not winter. But I don’t have any other fall images. This is a wonderful example of why it’s worth it for me to always carry my DSLR. I found this just outside my regular café and the camera was in the car – not sitting uselessly at home 🙂
Beech is the national tree in Denmark – here in the form of a hedge with the Renaissance castle, Rosenborg, in the background.
The circle of life…
I wonder what I’m going to do in the spring. I find wilted leaves and muted colors so inspiring.
Every once in a while I try black/white. I don’t know… I like the muted colors. I feel I’m missing a dimension here.
Getting caught up in documenting the traces of fall I realized something. I like less-than-perfect much better perfect. Just like a perfect singing voice can be infinately boring. Decay in any form brings out a much more interesting personality than pure beauty.
Camera in hand and the sun hidden behind clouds I revisited the places on Christianshavn I had shot in August.
On this mild October morning I had an hour to spend on Christianshavn before the start of my mindfulness class. It was a grey day though no rain to threaten my camera. I don’t know where the idea came from to photograph what came after the lovely flowers, but I got so caught up I was almost late for class.
Fall was showing off its finest colours at Dublin Castle on our way to the Chester Beatty Library.
Karins Fotos 