White on White

Found myself in another experimental mood today. I have no clue how I achieved this because I was shooting randomly and not paying attention to the setting. Sharpened it and added the frame- no other processing per se.

[Kerri]

Awesome

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@kerristephens Thank you Kerri!

[Rick Schies]

I lik eits softness

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@digitalrn Thank you Rick. I liked how the edges became foggy while the camera was acclimating to the steamy pool area after having been outside.

[bkb in the city]

Good one

[alia_801]

Nice shot! I want to do a white-on-white pic this month... just not sure what or how... I'm going to use your pic for inspiration :)

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@bkbinthecity Thanks bkb!
@alia_801 Thank you Alia- I can't say I set out to take this picture on purpose. I "saw" it while I was taking pictures at the pool yesterday. And even then, I didn't really see it until I got home and put it up on the computer screen!

[Dave Anajao]

very interesting shot Ann!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@daveanajao Thank you so much Dave!!

[Tatyana]

How interesting! Chairs with halo? ;-)

[Allison Williams]

I like the soft light framing it and the interest of the lines. Great idea.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@tanyasamol thanks Tanya- yes, chairs. The halo is a little condensation on the camera. The temp. of the indoor pool air is so much warmer than the cool outdoor air that when I take the camera out, it always fogs up a little on the lens. It disappears rather quickly, but it always makes for some interesting blurs on the photos.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@allie912 Thanks so much Allison!

[Cade VanHeel]

Great!! I wanna try a shot like this

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@cvanheel I think you'll be able to pull it off Cade- without the condensation!