I don't often take photos, but when I make a good one, I keep a record of it. And the best way to do that is to store it here in the blockchain. That's what I like about Hive, it feels like a blogging platform but it's a place where stone is immortalized. We may not have that huge audience yet but there will come a time when people find the value of being here in Hive.
Today, I want to share 2 of the photos that I took or accidentally got during a mundane afternoon. Both of these photos were taken on the same day but at different times. I think I was lucky enough to be able to take these shots because it's something that wasn't planned or orchestrated.
I'm not sure if you noticed but behind the silhouette of the tree is a silhouette of an airplane. I think that the 2 objects in this frame create a distinct contrast. It's the contrast between nature and a machine.
I was waiting for the taxi when I noticed an airplane flying above me. I quickly pulled out my phone and took the shot. I like the result of this photo.
This next one was a timely shot of a pest control specialist while doing a routine fogging against mosquitos.
The photo made it look like the guy was a member of the Ghostbuster.
The smoke effect looks like the place is at war or a grungy place where no one can exist.
I've never seen it like this. Wow, you solved a big problem of mine.
For the past few months, I have been in love with photography and when some shots look so good, I wonder how long I can save them on my phone. Although I publish them here almost every day, I could not fathom that Hive is safer than any other place. :) Thank You!
That plane really shows the beauty of timing in photography and the tree and all its little branches creating a wonderful lattice-like structure. I Love It!
Sending Love and Ecency Vote!
Thanks! I feel lucky to be able to grab my phone quick enough to take this shot :)
They are two quite interesting shots, I can also see the plane. And the man looks like he's in Chernobyl, super cool.
Nice feedback, I never thought that this scene would make it look like the place radioactive :)