Two studies of Pioneer Peak shot with a telephoto lens while stopped at a red light: I go up the hill, I go down the hill
Study of Pioneer Peak shot with a telephoto lens while stopped at a red light, #1: I need to get to the top of the hill just beyond this light, but the light turns red and I must stop.
So I take a picture of the peak while I wait for the light to change.
Study of Pioneer Peak shot with a telephoto lens while stopped at a red light, #2: Having made two purchases atop the hill, I turn around and drive back down the hill. Again, I get stopped by the same red light. So I take another picture - this time of the peak as it appears in my left-door rear view mirror.
That is why everything looks like it is backwards. That is why all the people appear to driving on the wrong side of the road. This is a mirror image.
Of course, for my family and friends in India, it would look to them like the people are all driving on the right side of the road - the right side being the left side in India, just like it is in England.
Now, I have no time to blog any further today. I have a difficult problem to solve.
I didn't even have time to blog this much, but I did it anyway.
That is because I am dedicated to this blog.
So I blog even when I have no time to put up even the most simple of posts.
Which this one is.
Not withstanding the simplicity of it, beneath the surface it is very deep and exceedingly complex - meaningful.
Few will grasp it.
Reader Comments (2)
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You know, sometimes I am shocked at the beauty of where you live. I mean, I know it's pretty, but then you take a picture that leaves me gasping at just how extraordinarily beautiful it actually is. You are a lucky, lucky man!