Multiple points
Intersection across
Particular reference
Foggy mist in the early morning is uniquely suited for softly mystical photography. These elusive weather events conjure experimentation.
“There are no facts, only interpretations.” – Friedrich Nietzsche
Sharp touch
Self sustaining
Prickly pear
Adapted to conserve water, cacti occur in a wide range of shapes and sizes. They are fond of well-draining sand.
“How’d you manage to get tangled up with a cactus?” – Karen Witemeyer
Laws of light
Generate perspective
Mass object integration
Certain locations along the way slowly divulge and revel themselves as worthy aesthetic subjects, emphasizing released sensual pleasure.
“And as the eye is the best composer, so light is the first of painters.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson
Infringement
Silver lining
Bright side
Automobiles on the beach are a nuisance, but occasionally can be used as aesthetic fodder depending on other visual conditions.
“Operating vehicles, including ATVs, on the beach can destroy wildlife habitat and be harmful or fatal to wildlife.” – Sonya Rood
On the shoreline
From the other side
Know the way
Old wooden shipwrecks embedded in the sand on the Outer Banks beaches appear, disappear, then reappear with the vicissitudes of storm and tide.
“Everything from just the backbone of the wreck to the frames of the ship have broken through the sand over the years, giving onlookers a glimpse of the past.” – Michelle Wagner
Kindred impression
Open to influence
Cordial virtue
Every morning is another opportunity to explore a personal relationship with change, manifest in the flow of time.
“In order to manipulate reality, intellect breaks it down into inert parts, which can then be re-assembled freely.” – Anne-Sophie Moreau
Strength in numbers
Location organized
For a little while
Possessing a strong societal structure, seagulls seem to enjoy hanging out together.
“Two possibilities exist: either we are alone in the Universe or we are not. Both are equally terrifying.” – Arthur C. Clarke
Animate forms
Expansion reached
Evolution movement
Enveloping fog has a tendency to visually simplify as it unifies variance. Such vapor adapts itself to the vicissitude of circumstance.
“But it is one thing to recognize that outer circumstances are forces evolution must reckon with, another to claim that they are the directing causes of evolution.” – Henri Bergson