Sometimes, I find things that just blow me away. Usually, if I am going to have an old-of-focus image or some really bad creative imagery, it's going to be from one of these unexpected finds. While I have never liked doing work twice because it is interest paid twice, I will go back and re-shoot that image so that I can log as part of my portfolio. Case in point.
In this particular case, understanding how this find was done is making me curious. It will take some more investigating. Keeping sure footing was more important than any camera setting and one must remember that at this time of year, the snakes are beginning to crawl. But, there will be better times when it all comes together and I might even get a super shot out of this. If not, then, having seen it was enough. I'm pretty sure that most of my readers have never seen this. I will tell you that the height about the ground was at least 30 feet with another 20 feet to the top. Amazing at any height. Amazing for even finding it where it was.
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| A large wind chime hanging under a bridge overpass some 30 feet above the ground. The cable that bound it went upwards another 20 feet and came through crack in the roadway above. |
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| This is difficult to explain who cavernous this really hangs over. |
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| Sorry for the out of focus. I'm trying to keep myself from falling and watching for creepy crawlers and not worried about changing my usual settings. |
