Photo taken by DeeDee, who struggles with bipolar disorder and ADD. She likes to experiment with different cameras and film.
About this photo: There are days when the light is brighter than bright. The trees are so beautiful that I become choked up at the sight of them. Their twisted branches mimic my convoluted, racing thoughts. Everything has extra significance and a special glow. But I am too hasty, impulsive, eager. I do not dry my negatives properly, so the water leaves streaks and runs that melt the sky, like hypomanic moods melting away.
This photo was made with a 1937 Agfa Cadet B-2 box camera, a hand-held red filter to enhance contrast, Arista.EDU 400 120 film, and daylight processing.
Broken Light Collective 
I love this photo. Can feel the movement in it!
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wonderful photograph!
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Reblogged this on Disorderly Chickadee and commented:
An old exposure that I liked quite a lot.
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Thanks! I thought the photo was a complete loss initially due to the streaking. But then I decided I liked it that way. 🙂
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Lovely. I could just stare at this photo for a long time.
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This is the photo you need to enter in our weekly challenge …I will do it for you and give 100 percent of the credit to you ….Tim
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YAY!
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Love what you wrote too!
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Reblogged this on Sam Emmel Page.
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Reblogged this on Lisa Love Weblog.
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