glyphs
when I took this photo, i was trying to to visualize it as a black and white image through my viewfinder because i wanted the photo to be about the outlines and shapes and not about the colors. and in fact, when i first looked at the color version of the image, all i could see were a couple of cherry-red highbush cranberries. there was no easy way to assess the pattern of the elements without getting distracted by color. i like this version much better, but i didn’t realize until i corrected to black and white that i had also invented an alphabet of glyphs. part of me wants to give each one a meaning, and start sending indecipherable emails in the language of fallen nature.
bits and pieces of found nature
Oh, do go with your inclination! My first impression was ‘hieroglyphics’. How fun to have a written language of nature. Conversely, your nature photographs speak a language that doesn’t anything more definitive, so…