An inquisitive old fart with a camera
Photos for their own sake. No particular context.
Alas, I didn’t think to set the app to save the original photo. But look!
All variations crested in a few minutes using Prisma, free app on iPad/Android.
Here’s one from July in Cuzco, Peru. I thought this was a pretty dramatic shot.
But look what Prisma does for it!
Is painting over?
And on to Mondrian and The Matrix…
All done in a few minutes with the amazing free Prisma app on iPad.
We’ve had some dramatic skies lately.
Looking east,
looking west.
Tranquilo.
I was talking with an Uruguayan today about our arrival in Uruguay, how people always asked why we’d want to live here when we could live in the Untied Snakes (OK, they didn’t say it exactly like that). This picture I took yesterday reminds me of the answer (especially after almost three years in Mexico): tranquilidad.
Then this, a “garbage” photo that I don’t think I took but I like. Shades of Henri Cartier-Bresson, perhaps. Or maybe it’s the weirdness of the street reflector looking like a sixth finger? Whatever.
Cuzco, Perú, July 2016
And then, this, from a week and a half ago. Dog barking from a tile roof. Of course.
Atlántida, Uruguay
I try to limit posts to a photo or two, but there are times, like yesterday, where one or two photos don’t do justice.
There appears to be a congress above the neighbors’ house.
Not to difficult to see faces interacting.
A dragon?
A dinosaur?
All leading up to …
… a spectacular finale!
No, you didn’t ask, come to think of it. I snapped this a couple days ago, wondering “how on earth can I fit this into a blog post?”
If you’ve got a shekel or two to spare, you can help us fix the dog lady’s house [expired link to fundraiser for a woman in Shangrila who had 40 or 50 dogs].
That is all. Yesterday’s sunset:
