Some gardens and parks add art, presumably to enhance the view. Sometimes they do, and this sculpture I thought did fit in fairly well, at the Salutation Gardens.
At times I'm guilty myself of trying to enhance nature and this sunset is one example of using an added boost of colour. The original must have been good enough for me to have taken the picture but when I viewed it on the computer I did think it needed an extra something.
I am also guilty of adding a little glimpse of myself, most frequently shadow. I can't think what I thought this would show but my excuse is that it was the hottest day of summer, the one hot day of last summer (25 July) and it must have gone to my head.
On that same day I managed to produce what used to be a common occurrence, the finger across the lens. It's almost impossible with my own camera but I must have decided to take my husband's camera that day. It was a long walk in the sun and a smaller camera seemed sensible.
In spite of all the artificial additions, I really prefer nature's own. As far as I'm concerned, these wild flowers added more interest than any shadow or finger of mine.
A two-in-one post for the Photo Hunts.
