I have been writing about the great flood of Rhode Island for a few days and sharing photographs of water in various states. It seems that lately we are all preoccupied with “water” and will continue on that path for a while. When we went out a couple of days ago to have supper, we stopped at a nearby pond, called Arnold’s Pond to see the water level. It was much higher than I have ever seen the pond, a tree that is normally on the shore was now under water. The reeds reflecting on the rippling water created interesting patterns, so I photographed them. The following video shows a series of photographs of these reflections. The repeating nature of the patterns, and the wave-form concept embedded in it reminded me of canon musical form, repeating over itself. So, Pachelbel’s Canon in D major provides the backdrop.
A. Cemal Ekin on Photography
Have you visited the Kept Light Store
There is now a small store where you can purchase original prints, bound publications, and folios. Your shopping cart will appear above this note when you place an item in it.
A New Bound Portfolio
Flora featuring 38 monochrome, toned photographs. Devoid of color, the photographs emphasize the shapes and forms of the subjects. A PDF preview is available from the product page.
Two Calendars for 2012
Infrared Earthscapes features selections from the photographs featured in LensWork Magazine. They are aerial infrared photographs taken from the window of commercial airlines.
Junk Yard features photographs from a junk yard where more of the memories than the cars live. You may likely remember some of the vehicles included in the calendar. Colorful and nostalgic.
Hi Cemal,
I love your water slideshow…beautiful images and the Pachibal music is so complementary…just wonderful. I hope you don’t mind that I added it to my Facebook page. See you Thursday at QVPC. Lois
Thank you Lois for your kind words. See you Thursday. Thanks for the addition of the link to your Facebook page.