Keeping it Simple
Show us 4 to 6 photos that you have taken that are extremely simple. Show us your uncropped and unedited versions. Sharpening and saturation is allowed.
This is some sort of strange antenna that was coming out of a very old building. I would love to crop off that bottom fuzzy part, but the rule is no cropping! I was in the car, stopped at a stop light, so couldn’t back off to get a further view but may to back to do so. So strange, the juxtaposition of the old and new.
The plant itself isn’t simple, but the fact that it is a single object and the simplicity of the background caused me to include this picture.
Extra credit for Gold Star Award
Cropping: show us one before and after cropped simplicity photo.
Color vs. B&W: show us the same photo one color and one black and white photo.
http://ceenphotography.com/2015/10/21/cees-compose-yourself-photo-challenge-week-4-simplicity/
lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 
Am I allowed to love your red moon best? And then, your fly who is both in focus (thank you) and elegant?
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Of course you are allowed to love anything you wish! It is funny that so often the one I consider not using is the one that draws comments. That is reassuring, actually!
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Thanks Judy for playing this week. The moon shot was great. 😀
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The Moon shot is wonderful!
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Ysnkd, Robert. (edit: that should read “Thanks”. My fingers strayed.)
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