CBWC: In the Distance
Through photos, we may view the distance differently as it actually is, depending on the angle we take or the lens we use.
Photos that stay with us are the ones that allow us to imagine.
My entry for CBWC: In The Distance
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I love the perspective on these. Very nice!
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Thank you, Mary! I was disappointed with the third one, wish I had focused on these two women. 🙂
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Excellent post. I especially like the second image
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Thank you, Helen! I, too, like the second image. 🙂
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Really like these.
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Thank you, Roslyn! I clicked your gravatar a couple of times, it shows “… not available” 😕
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Excellent shots, Amy. Height and distance combined in one view.
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Thank you, Reinhold! Wish I had my tripod with me. 🙂
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Lovely Amy!
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beautiful shots as always, Amy! the depths make great distance 🙂
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Thank you, Lola!
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Wonderful photos Amy
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I love photography. 🙂 Nice pictures!
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So glad you like it, Megan! Happy to see you. 🙂
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It can be very deceiving the distance can’t it Amy. Good use of photography to show that.
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Certainly, Sue! Thank you for visiting. 🙂
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Great distance shots, Amy! 🙂 Someday maybe we’ll be able to easily show true 3D holographic pictures online!
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Thank you, Tom! But some of us would like to use imagination here and there. 🙂
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Amy, you have some really cool in the distance photos for this week. Thanks. 😀
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Inspiring pictures. Great sentence-photos that stay with us are the ones that allow us to imagine 🙂
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Thank you so much!
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I really like the first image.
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I like the first one, too. Thanks, Amy!
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Amy your photos are beautiful for this week’s in the distance theme. Thanks.
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Thank your for your inspiring weekly themes and your beautiful photos! 🙂
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Lovely images Amy .. It is much about the lens isn’t it. And what we imagine ..
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Lens plays a big factor, I think.
Thank you for your feedback, Julie!
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I love these photos, Amy. The ceiling lamps in the second photo reminds me of Chinese lantern for some reason 😉
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I took a look, they do look like Chinese lanterns. 🙂
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These are all interesting photos. I think the 2nd one is my favourite though the people being dwarfed by the wave is interesting. They look like they are about to be swamped. 🙂
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Thank you, Suzanne for your feedback! 🙂
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Lovely photos, Amy. I see you’re morphing into a street photographer now. 🙂
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Will get arrested if I do… ? 😉
Thank you for liking it, Dragon.
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I must admit I have have not morphed into a black and white photographer, but looking at these pictures, the thought comes up that such morphing is way overdue. Nice shots!
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Thank you for your feedback, Abrie! It took me a while to get in BnW. 🙂
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Masterful photography in b/w,dear Amy!Both your architectural images are perfectly captured!Great sideways view over the neo-classical mansion in the first one and fabulous perspective all the way through,in your second 🙂 ❤ xxx
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