Something Red

Red, being a color rich in symbolism, can play a crucial role in conveying meaning in photographs. Incorporating the color red into photography denotes passion and bold emotion. Red is a color that commands attention.

We will be posting images that have something red. In this hidden walkway in Charlotte, North Carolina, the red patio umbrella captures one’s attention. The two flags are eye-catching too.

Exploring Charlotte

 

Sunburst in Monochrome

A “Starburst” of “Sunburst” in photography refers to capturing the sun in your photo where you can actually see the sun’s rays in a star like shape. The sunburst effect is created from pointing your lens at a bright source of light such as the sun. As the light passes through the aperture blades of a lens, it renders the sun’s rays in a star like shape with points of light radiating out from the center.

Here is a monochrome version of a sunburst captured at around sunset on the river front in Washington, North Carolina

Shooting Against the Sun

Bench View – Hart Park Chapel on the Lake

One of the most memorable vistas at Hart Square (North Carolina) – is the Chapel of Peace sited on a gentle hill beneath the treeline across the upper lake.

A bench view of the serenity of the chapel reflections in the lake.

Hart Park Chapel on the Lake

Bench View – Red Rocks of Sedona

Sedona is an Arizona desert town near Flagstaff that’s surrounded by red-rock buttes, steep canyon walls and pine forests.

A bench to view the majestic red rock scenery and evergreen vegetation at Slide Rock State Park located in Oak Creek Canyon, seven miles north of Sedona.

Place to Rest in Sedona