out of the dark

curves in the dark

because of the time change, and the winter-weary dark that has descended, i've lost the light in which i usually take photos. so i've been taking pictures in the dark. this, as you might suspect, is rather, um, frustrating. how do you find the light in the dark?

solutions

don't be afraid to explore;
without exploration there are no discoveries.
don't be afraid of partial solutions;
without the tentative there is no accomplishment.
--365 tao, day 295

morning, light

what's on your bookshelf?

my camera is still such a novelty that i will take photos of damn near anything. not that all the pictures are good, but they're in focus and the colors are pretty!
yesterday the light in the afternoon was falling onto one of my bookcases, so i snapped away.

then i wondered-what's on your bookshelf?

don't we all check out the books in someone's home? don't our visitors do the same?

this is by no means a complete cross section of my books. perhaps i'll do more later, if the light cooperates. there are 2 more bookcases. then there are the books stacked around the house...

what next?

sometimes, i just see red.
or yellow, or orange, or blue.
i'm teased by light.
there is no end.