The Way Is through Light & Shadow (Always)
What could be more fun for a photographer than playing with light? Playing with it in a wonderful new place!
I'm currently enrolled in an online photography mentoring program, and this week's assignment is to "play with light."
Near the end of the fall semester,
I was contacted by a graduate student in ULM's biology department about helping map and
document their field biology lab. This “lab” is approximately 90 acres of natural
beauty along the Ouachita River, right next to the Copenhagen Hills Nature Conservancy land. It includes low lands,
ridges, bluffs overlooking the river, and a great diversity of plant and animal
life.
So I made my first trek to my new playground yesterday. I spent almost 5 hours exploring, but truly have only scratched the surface of what it has to offer. And having this delicious assignment to “play with light,” I focused on photographing how light plays with nature in a place like this.
So I made my first trek to my new playground yesterday. I spent almost 5 hours exploring, but truly have only scratched the surface of what it has to offer. And having this delicious assignment to “play with light,” I focused on photographing how light plays with nature in a place like this.
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