Initially, this challenge had me stumped. I primarily photograph nature in still life. I’m a very calm person, not enthralled by activity and speed. Movement is, however, the way of the Life…but I generally see it in a larger, slower context. How does the Earth move? In myriad ways at varying paces, constantly, glacially, and in the beat of a hummingbird’s wings. How have I photographed movement in Nature? In water – falling and surging, as well as frozen. Last September, I had the opportunity to revisit the Pacific Ocean. It is constantly in motion, yet can appear stationary in a landscape photograph when spread out to the horizon. Its dynamic nature is more readily apparent at its edges, and that’s where I aimed my lens.
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And the ocean’s motion is, usually, so calming.
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It certainly can be, with its ancient rhythms.
I love the ocean, and think of its waves as the heartbeat of the world. I always appreciate your perspective, Scilla.
“The heartbeat of the world…” mmmm, I like that!
I love the way the sea can be so changeable and often reflects a human’s emotions.. Sorry I have been so absent Priscilla.. life in the way of blogging again !
It’s good to have you visit again, dear Helen! May your life always be real and dynamic….and blogging be an interesting but temporary diversion!
I usually take photos of nature in still too. Those photos reminded me of my New Year party at Parangtritis beach in Indonesia. Took similar ones there. 😉
Thanks for your visit and comment! Heading over to check out your photos, too.
Thanks. 🙂