Albert Herdianto Widjojo
On the morning walk, I had time to throw a camera shot in all directions. The idea is simple, is it something we usually see very often, can appear differently in a camera shot?
Many shots are done regardless of direction, focus or specific object, sharpness etc. Just click… click… and click… Like a frightened person in a battle scattering shots in all directions. The result? Mostly opaque, so general, unimpressive. Almost all images must be deleted.
A bit about this picture, the location of this shooting is on the north side of my house. If you’ve seen towers of high voltage power distribution in some of my previous posts, that’s the south side where my house is facing. This photo too is actually about to be deleted, but when I noticed that the picture is pretty sharp, not too bad from the angle of shooting, and saw that there is a boy in the middle of the picture pointing something, I failed to remove it. Well, at least there is something says something there.
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Pictures taken not planned are the best
Sometimes, Vidocka… and that time… hahaha…
More space invaders! The boy is pointing at one off camera, never knowing another looms behind him
This location is about 300 meters from my house, that’s how it is in my neighborhood, from behind through the left side up to the front the space invader fully in charge as a scene. Behind that boy is a minimarket. It seems that the boy is explaining something to his friend.
He is explaining that your village has been overrun by invaders, who are possibly from space…
If that’s your opinion, then I must inform this to the locals and to discuss it soon!
How could you repel such an invasion?
My idea is not to expel them but to use their technology for the betterment of our village. If people do not believe me, I will ask your help to explain it!
If they have superior tech and they invade, your village becomes their village
Under unexpected circumstances, the photos are getting better.
As I have said, this is a fortune. I don’t even notice that the boy is in the focus of my camera!
I really enjoyed this photo on this site.
Thank you very much, Dee. Glad you enjoyed it
Great photo, very good for the challenge!
Thank you very much, my friend
No problem, it’s my pleasure!! 🙂
You caught the right moment. It seems like the story about the boy continues in all directions. 🙂
Yeah, but by lunchtime, his direction was home! ?
Smart boy. 😀 That is the best direction. Especially in lunchtime. 😀
That’s mainly because he’s worried about his favorite fried fish will be eaten all by his sister’s cat.
Hahahahahaha! That’s funny way of thinking. For us, not for fish. 😀
I wonder? Which part ?do we become funny?
It might had happened long ago, because I haven’t noticed it till now. 😀
Actually, ?in what language are you talking? I still do not understand.
Oh, I’m sorry, I am still on cat’s language. I forgot to turn it in to human. 😀
All right, I wait patiently for the translation.
Love the bricks on the road Albert. And sometimes a random shot is great, like this one.
The road with the paving block was the highest plain in my hilly neighborhood. Well, merely a favorable random shot, Carol.
I love driveways using this paving block.
Unfortunately, all local governments today, in general, prefer to do road hardening with mortar!
It is a simple picture, but the boy just adds that special touch. Like it!
Yeah! It is very simple. I’m glad you like it, LaJenna, thanks
Wonderful as always master. You found the moment that captured both what was and what is. Awesome picture!!!
If you appreciate it that way, means there is luck in my sporadic action, right? Thanks a lot, Coach!
Having seen a number of pictures I would say no luck (skill). You have a magic eye master for the right moment!
Waw, Coach! Eight cups of coffee in an hour cannot resist the desire to sleep or avoid me from sleepy but your compliments will definitely make me cannot sleep tonight!
I like it! And I like the shot, from the brick road, to the power lines. The boy being the subject, makes you wonder what he was pointing at. Everything a great photo should do.
Thanks, Kim. Merely just a lucky shot! That boy is actually on a bicycle ride with his friend, though I still do not know what they’re talking about.