Another Possible Entry

Here is another possible choice for an entry for a local photography exhibition. The theme of the show is "Central New York State". I took this photo at a local pond. The title of the photograph is "Twilight on Twin Ponds".

I took the photo at sunset on a clear November day. I really liked the reflections on the barren tree branches on the water as well as the rich hues of blues and pinks.

I just hope that this photo is not a generic type of nature photo for the theme. I will post the local of the photo along with the title. What do you think?

Well, we have had another wintry day here. The temperature never got above 0 degrees C (32 degree F) here today and we have had snow showers. The snow hasn't accumulated on the ground yet, but we are suppose to have the same kind of weather for the next few days. It looks more like Thanksgiving (celebrated in November) than Easter!

A Local Photography Show

I just found out that a local arts organization is sponsoring a juried photography show. The chosen theme has to do with life here in Central New York State. The entries are due in a few weeks, so I am in the process of deciding what I could enter for judging.

I am going through some of the photos that I have taken that have to do with the theme. Some of you may remember the photograph posted above. I call it "Art and Architecture". I actually shot through the glass to create this collage effect. The photograph was made at our local museum. The glass corridor connects the modern art museum called Munson-Williams-Proctor with Fountain Elms, a Victorian era building.

I think that I will be taking a chance by submitting this photograph because of the collage effect. However, I like the effect and I think that it will hightlight our local musuem.

In addition, I would like to be able to get out and about with my camera and take some photos of the local area. However, the weather is still not cooperating. We may even get 1 or 2 inches of snow tomorrow!

What do you think about entering this photo into the judging process? I appreciate your thoughts!