I read about these star anchors in The Times and then, a week later, I notice them for the first time.
Stuck
6 months ago
"A good photograph is knowing where to stand." — Ansel Adams
I read about these star anchors in The Times and then, a week later, I notice them for the first time.
They're actually planets, of course. You're not going to see too many stars over the New Jersey Turnpike in Secaucus. The bright one at the top, near the center, is Venus. And as far as I can tell, at about 5 o'clock from that point is Jupiter, with Mercury at about 4 o'clock from Jupiter.
I'm not too concerned about how well it fits the "subtle" theme, but that phrase just stuck in my head as I was posting this photo. So that's what I called it, and that's my entry.
[*Later chosen as a favorite.*]