I had a great morning for nature art photography yesterday, the overcast weather lent itself very well to minimalism.  I didn’t have any preconceived images in my head, so I took my typical approach.  Head to a nature area, throw my camera on a tripod, and attempt to “see what I can see”.  When I first set my tripod to attempt a composition, I’m either drawn in by elements that have worked similarly before or anything that seems to have a good spacial and size relationship with its surroundings.

Misty water washes over a lake in a study of size and texture. Photo taken with the Tamron 16-300mm VC All-In-One lens and the Canon EOS M.

A view of a lake is introduced by the shapes of leaves and the essences of a distinctive branch. Photo taken with the Tamron 16-300mm VC and the Canon EOS M.