Week 6 - Misty

 


            Hi everyone, this week's blog post is a picture I took of my family's new Australian Shepherd, her name is Misty. She likes to rest her head on the bottom of the sliding door frame, and I thought that the pattern of the sunlight and gate combined made this photo really special. While this photo has a cooler tone with the shades of white from the wall, her fur, the gate, and the sliding glass door, but I feel like the sunlight on Misty's face makes this photo warm and cozy. Whenever I look at this photo I get a strong feeling of home and comfort. The sunlight against the wood floors is also a vague memory I feel like a majority of people can say they understand what that feels like, and is another part of the picture that warms up the overall tone and feeling in this photo. 

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  1. Lonnie AlcarazNovember 16, 2020 at 8:50 AM

    Please remember to include your name as part of the subject line for the post.

    Nice post and wonderful puppy :) It is interesting because if you were to light this on stage you would probably pick a nice warm sunlight to accomplish cozy but the color of the sun is actually quite cool but to put that on stage would not accomplish the feeling. So many things are about our perception and not always reality.

    Nice post!

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