This week’s challenge is Reward.
This is the reward you get if you get there at sunset.
The picture was taken by my wife last year when they drove 5400 miles in South West USA.
For appreciating the sunset view, they went back a second time to catch the sunset at Bryce Canyon.
I am not done yet on this challenge, as I still have some photos to show.
Here is a photo taken of Trakai Castle in Lithuania.
The main subject is the sailing boat which is at the left hand third of the photo.
To be able to capture this boat in front of the dreamy castle is one of my biggest Reward (this week’s WPC challenge).
Please enjoy :-)
Here are two photos , both of which show waterfalls.
One was taken at the Niagara fall, the water was crashing down in all its mighty.
A boat full of visitors was edging towards the waterfall while a rainbow appears to the left. The picture was taken by my classmate KC Ching.
The second picture was taken by me at the Nine Dragons Group of Waterfalls in Yunnan, China.
The pictures are in dialogue, speaking to each other – with a similar theme but at a different scale.
Instead of a motorized boat, the second picture shows a small sampan being maneuvered near to misty waterfall.
Please enjoy :-)
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I like comparing and contrasting between pictures.
Here are two pictures taken at Sapporo, Hokkaido in Japan.
Both were taken by the waterway and have similar backgrounds.
The Winter scene was taken by my classmate YM Chan.
Whereas, the Summer one was taken by me.
I dislike touring around during Winters, so have never been to Sapporo when it was snowing.
However, I must admit that the Winter one is more interesting and moody!
This will be my last submission on the theme of Rule of Thirds.
I have always loved lotus flowers.
They always look serene and meditative.
The photo with the flower on the left third was taken by my classmate YM Chan.
Please enjoy :-)
Those who have been following me know that I love Trees.
Here is another photo which follows the Rule of the Thirds.
I am sure it wouldn’t look so interesting if the tree is captured right in the middle of the picture.
Just another post to illustrate the Rule of Thirds.
I am never tired of photographing the surreal scenery of the limestone columns at Zhangjiajie. Please enjoy :-)
