I've spent a lot of time this past year photographing patterns - specifically chaotic patterns of branches/leaves, weeds/bushes, and the surfaces of the Hudson River.
These were taken during sunsets, with a zoom lens -- a 200 mm. The scene -- the water -- moves constantly of course so you just keep shooting. It looks best if you can get some black in the water -- so shooting near docks brought that grounding contrast element into the images -- and gold from the sunset for the drama. I'm fascinated with the patterns, the shapes of the surfaces of the Hudson River.
Some of these images were taken during a Hudson Valley Tour that I led for a serious amateur photographer who was coming to the area and wanted to make sure she went home with some great shots. For more information about a one-on-one tour or a personal tutorial, check out my website,
www.maryannglass.com.
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