I like to say that my camera is an eye-opener. Taking pictures forces you to be more attentive and not lazy. In order to take interesting pictures you have to continuously be on the search for a good subject to photograph. In that way, your eyes tend to scan everything as if you were an eagle and not miss anything.
Well, while walking through Zweisimmen (post 1, post 2 & post 3) that's exactly what I did. I dissecated piece of land, corner, building, etc... and found a few jewels that are very representative of Berner Oberland. So, enjoy!
To be continued next week....
amazing photos rosa!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous pictures Rosa :-)
ReplyDeleteFantastic photos, as always!!
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Lia.
I really love your "closer look", thanks for sharing your vision of this beautiful area with us!
ReplyDeleteAnd I perfectly understand the "lense in your brain", I feel the same. A friend of mine who happens to be a photographer once told me that I had "the eye", he's an indonesian so he told it in bahasa indonesia and it sounded just lovely... anyway he meant the same thing than you. I think this is quite a rare gift, and I'm not sure for me, but you definitly have it!
Amazing pics rosa
ReplyDeleteBeautiful clicks. The copper vessel with water dripping from the sides is just divine. Love the shapes and textures of the bark.
ReplyDeleteA treat for the eyes!
I love the feeling of these photos - I don't know how you evoked it, but they have an "old world" sense to them. The copper vessel and the texture of the woods - just wonderful.
ReplyDeleteComme toujours c'est l'émerveillement devant tes photos...Superbes !
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My daughter and I search out unusual things like this too, Rosa. We often wondered if we should put together a coffee table book with all our photos!
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed this post sooo much!
Tes images sont magnifiques Rosa et je suis bien d'accord avec ton billet:)
ReplyDeleteBo week~end xx
Your photography is amazing! These pictures are so unique!
ReplyDeleteOh my Rosa, you are getting better and better in taking those images. What camera are using right now, any special lens?
ReplyDeleteI love the texture of the wood grains both as trunk and on the building, another wonderful journey to follow you on!
ReplyDeleteELRA: Thanks a lot! I am still using my NIKON D40 with the original 18-55mm lenses. I'd love a new camera and different lenses, but I don't have the money to buy them...
ReplyDeleteWhat a super eye you have, you will have to frame a bunch for your home.
ReplyDeletewonderful pictures of wooden beams ! I like the details shown in this village. Liebe Grüsse.
ReplyDeleteRosa,
ReplyDeleteI agree with you that shooting photos does force you to look at the details. You shots are so lovely -- like a fairytale!
Wow, I'm really craving some real vacation time!
Wonderful photos, I love the calm and soft feeling!
ReplyDeleteThese are some amazing photos. Well done!
ReplyDeleteAwesome photos.
ReplyDeleteAs always great work ♥
love the photos...first two are my favorite.
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Excellent shots!
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures Rosa. Wish I had a camera with enses.
ReplyDeleteYour photos are very beautiful and interesting Rosa; you are right that taking pics forces one to be more attentive but I think they are also very revealing of the personality of the photographer behind the lenses.
ReplyDeleteTes photos sont franchement Magnifiques Rosa;) xxx
ReplyDeleteThe way the sun is reflecting in that bucket of water couldn't be more lovlier.
ReplyDeleteYou have an amazing eye and talent. You make even the simplest object look like a work of art:)
ReplyDeleteRosa are wonderful! I love these type of picures, look like a pint! Love it! gloria
ReplyDeleteAmazing wooden structures and your photos were just perfect. I want to visit this town if it looks this amazing... wonderful work!!!
ReplyDeleteWell, I think you certainly have an eagle eye. Such lovely pictures!
ReplyDeletegorgeous pictures!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your journey through the lens Rosa:D
ReplyDeletethese pics takes you back to a fairytale, charming!
ReplyDeleteRosa your photos are stunning. So much texture. I wish I had your gift and maybe your camera :)
ReplyDeleteTres beau, presque taoiste. Continue a garder les yeux ouverts pour nous Rosa.
ReplyDeletethis may sound odd, but i'm a fan of wood. i love your pictures--the close-ups of the grains are amazing!
ReplyDeleteThe joy is certainly in the details and you have excelled at showcasing them amazingly to us.
ReplyDeleteRosa...you do have a special way of looking at beauty ;o)
BTW...I'd love to own that gorgeous pale!
Ciao for now and flavourful wishes,
Claudia
Those pictures looks very classic, you really do have a very photogenic vision.
ReplyDeleteC'est une fantastique et magnifique ballade que tu partages avec nous! J'ai hâte de voir la suite... Bon week-end!
ReplyDeleteLove the details. Great shots!
ReplyDeleteMerci Rosa, toujours un plaisir de passer chez toi ! Bon we !
ReplyDeletegoregous rosa, you really have a great eye..
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Love the texture & colours in your photos, really beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWonderful shots Rosa! Thank you for sharing these great photos, looking at your blog became one of my "me time" events, where I can join your journeys and see amazing scenery with the company of great music! You are a gifted person and thanks for sharing your rare gift!
ReplyDeleteRosa, I've seen you around the blog world for a while now and today finally had a chance to visit your blog. Wow. I'm so sad I haven't been here until now! I love your photos so very much and am excited to be a regular reader now. :-)
ReplyDeleteI always love all your photographs!
ReplyDeleteAmazing how wood up close can look so spectacular -- like modern art of some sort.
ReplyDeleteWonderful! I like the closer look too!
ReplyDeleteI always forget to look closer when I took photos...I have to learn to look in deeper than I look normally, details are the soul...
these pics are absolutely awesome and fresh, Rosa!
ReplyDeletehave a nice day,
Paula
Wonderful photos!
ReplyDeleteGreetings,
Tiina
De belles photos et bel endroit!!!
ReplyDeleteUn bacione
I agree, there is so much beauty in the details. These are lovely, Rosa!
ReplyDeletestunning!! m amazed!! rilli!!! ye r a one superb photographer! love them alll :D
ReplyDeletecheers!!
Love these photos - they are so creative and show the amazing talent you have.
ReplyDeletesalut rosa merci pour toutes ces belles photos !! Pierre
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome post! I have recently become aware of the same thing - that when you take pictures, you can sometimes see things in a different way! I love your photos!
ReplyDeleteRosa!! I love your pictures so much!!
ReplyDelete...just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteRosa, your photographs are always stunning, they tell a story, they are tactile and romantic. I want to reach out and touch them. I am always so impressed and these are no exception.
ReplyDeleteI agree with you, when you are a photographer (professional or amateur) you learn to see the world with different eyes.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful set of pictures you've created on this post.
Wow! Stunning photos! I love the photos of the wood especially!
ReplyDeleteYou are truly gifted with the photography "eye" Love, love, love these images.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous sets of photos!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos - I particularly like the water bucket and the rings in the wooden beams...
ReplyDeleteRosa the pictures of your travels are just mind blowing. Can't have enough of them. I think you place is making me want to visit stronger and stronger and I will have to make it happen.
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