So much of life happens inside something. A house, a car, a sleeping bag, a UFO.
Finding images of a thing inside something else can be a very powerful compositional tool. (Or an excuse to photograph your baby in long-term storage. Or both.)
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For this week’s challenge, I had to think of ‘inside’ as my preference is landscape photography when I travel. So, taking a look at my photo data base, I came up with these two.
Looking up inside the Brass Lift in Eagle’s Nest, Germany
Eisriesenwelt Limestone Ice Cave in Austria
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Nice take on the theme! 🙂 I love brightly lit caves where one can safely walk through and enjoy the many interesting stalactites and stalagmites. I thought your first photo was truly unique and enjoyable. Good one. 🙂
As for me, this theme turned out to be much more pleasant than I initially thought and you’re surely welcome to come and find out just what I mean. 🙂
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