This image is one of the ones which makes me very aware of the quality of light. It’s a simple shot of a street in Cognac around mid-day, but I find the light quite magical.
Isn’t it interesting how different the light appears depending on the time and place? Here are some very different examples, all taken in early afternoon light, but all on different days and in different places.
First up, here’s the Saint-Eutrope crypt in the town of Saintes.
Then, the Charente river as it flows through Saintes.
Then, the bridge to Île-de-Ré, with the oyster beds in the foreground………
In each of these images, the light looks different, partly because the weather conditions are different, but also because where the light hits the land, it reflects back in altered states…..the light illuminating the land, and the land altering the light, so what we see is the result of this intimate, constantly changing relationship.
… painting with words and light …
Beautiful. Thank you Bob
Sue 🌿
Sue Heatherington M: 0777 571 0240 Sent from my iPhone
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