A nose for details

 
My cat is wary of cameras, especially when (like today) one is pressed up to her nose in pursuit of a close up.

 
 
 

Reflection: light and lines

 

 

Close up

 

 

 

Translucence: light and lines

 
Close-up

 
 

 
 

 

Thinking up close

The assumption has been . . .

    to look closer . . .

so we take another look,
seeing (and not seeing)

p i x e l s

—a new metaphor
for our times—

and we consider

anew

how best

we

s

e

e

.

 
 
 

Visual collision

 

We were all moving along at about 60 miles per hour (96 km/h) when I snapped this shot. 

I was not driving!  That is, I was only “driving” my camera from the back seat of a car in the next lane.

Were we in bumper-to-bumper traffic?

These two cars were not as close as they appear—my telephoto lens provided the visual illusion of near collision—an interpretation of the prompt half and half.
 

 

Between halves

 

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In response to half and half .
 

 

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Half and half

Three images captured and posted in response to the prompt: half and half.  I took these photos today at an outdoor café under green trees and green umbrellas, keeping us comfortable on a hot summer day.

 

 

Going Up? Down?

 

Variations on door.