Photography is
not only an art form but it is also a way of seeing the world around you. Leaning to really see what you are looking at
takes time and practice. Close-up
photography is a way of training the eye to see. It forces you to focus in on the detail of
the subject. You become aware of the lines and form of a subject within the
defined space it has been placed upon. Here
I have used two brass compasses to form lines, triangles with a circular object
to create simple designs and compositions. Observing how angular designs on black and
white surfaces can give a different depth of mood and perspective to the same
subject. Seeing your subject from
different angles and under different lighting -this the art of seeing –creativity
for the eyes.
