Wall Light

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Another view from Royal Roads University gardens a few weeks ago. I think this wall is against a gardener’s enclosure for tools and probably compost and plantings and the like.

Canon EOS 5D MkII, Canon EF 100mm/f2.8 macro lens, ISO1250, f2.8, 1/2500th.

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12 thoughts on “Wall Light”

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    • Hi Lynn – thank you. Images of light have, without any thought or planning, predominated around here for the past week. I think it is the time of the year.

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    • Thanks Melinda. I really like that lone stalk as well. I have some lone-stalk photos coming up, but from a different context.
      What do you, or others, think of the strip of light across the top of the wall. Should I have cropped it out? I am of two minds about it but find when a scroll the image up just enough to lose it that the picture is a bit more unified. It’s not what I thought when I was originally cropping the photo, but I am thinking of changing my mind.

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      • I did the scrolling-up deal, and I have to say that I like the photo better without the strip of light at the top. That surprised me a little, because I’d originally thought seeing the top of the wall gave a sense of scale to the shot. But scrolling up put the emphasis of the shot on just the weeds, making it – as you said – more unified. I am interested in seeing your additional lone-stalk photos, too.

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      • Thanks. My thought processes too. My upcoming lone stalk photos are a bit sad, if you are a gardener.

        In defence of the gardeners at RRU, those are planted flowers. I think the tall ones are lilies of some type, the lone stalk I would guess is an onion seed head, some of which have spectacular flowers.

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