Spinning in Antigua Guatemala
I guess I am drawn unconsciously to repetitive patterns. With spinning in La Antigua Guatemala once again I show several kinds of repetition. Spinning is in itself a repetitive motion, right?
I guess I am drawn unconsciously to repetitive patterns. With spinning in La Antigua Guatemala once again I show several kinds of repetition. Spinning is in itself a repetitive motion, right?
This is another perspective to the Flowers and Fountains post from a week ago. In today’s photo I focused tightly and managed to get a better view of the running water. I should create a Repetition category to hold all the repetition images I have stumbled upon while walking around Antigua Guatemala. You can browse … Read more
El Palacio de los Capitanes building has to be one of my favorites edifices with lots of arches; and you know I love Arches. 😉 I also love repetition so it is no wonder that often have tried to capture the arching repetition found in the Captains’ Palace as well as in other buildings with … Read more
Last time I talked about repetition, repetition, repetition, I mentioned that capturing repetition was very desirable in photography. Well, photographing repetition is not difficult in La Antigua Guatemala; quite the opposite. Come back tomorrow to see more repeats. By the way, the part of the wooden beams that protrude beyond the wall has a special … Read more
Photography 101: capture repetition. Well, photographing repetition is not difficult in La Antigua Guatemala; quite the opposite. This is a simple image of repeated arches and beam horizontal lines, I know, but thought you might enjoy it. To me, the misaligned chair in front of the lonely desk provokes the feeling of person who just … Read more