For The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge, we are supposed to show perspective. The eye can be fooled.
The first two photos are of a red-shouldered hawk at a local park. She’s posing so perfectly. I wonder why?
Red-shouldered Hawk, trainer’s arm cropped out
Red-shouldered Hawk on the trainer’s arm
The next two photos are moss growing in a garden planter. I took a macro photo and a wide view photo to show just how different moss can look depending on your perspective.
Moss in planter, close-up view
Moss in planter, wide view
Two more photos of moss, but this moss is growing between the bricks on the patio.
Moss on the patio, close-up
Moss on the patio, wide view
The last two are the same photo of Colorado aspens. First with me cropped out for a panoramic view and the original with me hiking.
Cropped into panoramic view of Colorado aspens
Original of me hiking amongst the Colorado aspens
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Thank you!
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Nice shots, Lisa! I like the patio closeup.
Thanks, Stefano!
Wish it were nice enough to be hiking in the mountains right now, Lisa!
janet
It will be soon enough. The mountain photo was taken a couple of years ago in September, which is the perfect time to hike.
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