Angle of light

This is a shot made recently in Kathmandu, Nepal, while walking on a street.  I stayed at the Holiday Inn Crown Plaza, it was a normal morning, Sunday, with a few hours before I need to check-out my hotel room to go to the airport, I made a short walk around the nearby area.
Morning sun is as usual, life as usual.  This is an image of a common strair in fornt of a common Nepalese shop fornt, with a Panasonic GF-1 mounted with 20/1.7 lens, I get close to fill the frame with this interesting pattern of light and shadow.

2 Halves

A quick snap shot at my shower room, where the loop is partially hidden behind the curtain and created by the morning sun an interested shadow. Shot with Panasonic GF-1, using the Olympus Macro 50/2 with MMF- adapter.
Every day and moment in life presented in front of us a rich range of photogrpahic objects, with a capable camera such as Panasonic GF-1 on hand, help to captured those otherwise easily missed opportunities.

The Balcony

The afternoon sun flood its light on the plaswood floor tiles of my balcony, create this symmetrical pattern of images, captured with a Panasonic GF-1 with 20/1.7 lens.

WYSIWYG

There are lots of opportunities everyday to produce images, all one has to do is to see it. It is a great blessing to be capable of doing photography because your eyes are trained to make every frame of image a picture.
Shot with Panasonic GF-1 with the 20mm lens, while I was doing my location scouting for preparation for an architectual work for Ananda.