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Carol Leigh,
Photographer |
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May 2008 |
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 Fat
TireWanting shallow depth of field, I used a 50mm lens at f/1.8 as well as an extension tube to photograph the side of a glass. |
 Red
WhiskMore fun with shallow depth of field. Again, a 50mm lens at f/1.8 and an extension tube and I'm a happy camper. |
 Opera
Glass MeterOur online class has a "faces in unlikely places" assignment and I'm finding faces right along with them, such as this electric meter. |
 Five
FlammableI began with a piece of muslin that I rusted, added a big brass five, and then ran with it. What look like watery reflections create vertical stripes. |
 Natural
SixWhat I like is how the number 6 echoes the shape of the nautilus. The direction of the nautilus, the 6, the dragonfly, the oval stamp all lead our eye along a diagonal line from lower left to upper right. And then, to create a bit of tension, the wheat stalk, rogue that he is, is headed off in a completely different direction. |
 Cleared
4 7UpTwo different photos of an old 7Up sign combine with a photo of a 1927 California license plate and other elements for this depiction of a metal "4." |
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Carol Leigh,
P.O. Box 1269, Waldport, OR 97394; (541) 563-3834 Contact Carol Leigh Back to gallery main page Online classes Back to home page |
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