What these photos really are doesn't matter.
I took them using a small toy that breaks up and multiplies what you see.
My question is: What do you think when you see these photos?
This then becomes an exercise in creativity.
In the first photo, I see dawn. It's that soft light before the light of day
explodes.
Here I see a cityscape at dusk. The buildings begin to be enveloped in the dark.
The sky is pale as the earth is swallowed in the night.
This reminds me of a soft jacket I used to own. It's not, but I remember
the quilted jacket and how lovely it was!
I used to enjoy wearing it.
Here I see a cathedral window with the sun flaking through
the stained glass windows.
Each panel has a meaning.
This window reflects the heart of the window.
Here I see candles burning in a church.
A blue fire escapes from the candles
with it's flames shooting up beyond the parameters of the
field of candles.
1 comment:
Very intriguing inspiration, Mallory! I love those little light refractor things. The little worlds that you see remind me so much of possibilities. I love the stained glass effect and the one that looks like candles. That first one reminded me of a lunar eclipse that happened sometime last year.
Thanks for seeing the little things.
Enjoy the day!
Erin
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