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Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts

Sunday, 23 October 2011

B+W Greens


I like bridges a lot!
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On a photography field trip, I snap, zoom, focus my way around mounds of bright berries and shiny lemons. Perhaps I over saturate my mind's eye, because upon reviewing the photos, I find the light to be most pleasing through black and white leafy greens. 



Tuesday, 11 October 2011

Ferry Nice

Room with a view; my Grandma V. and I looked out the window for birds. 
 And then I started looking back in, through the glass...

Sunday, 9 October 2011

Fantasy Role Play

Today I hung out with a panda, a tiger, and a shark --- in that order.                      

Sunday, 10 July 2011

me myself and beyond

 And no message could have been any clearer.
If you wanna make the world a better place,
Take a look at yourself, and then make a change.
                          



rip, MJ

Wednesday, 18 May 2011

What's a mistake anyway?

Here's a photo that would never have been taken intentionally, but thank lucky stars and accidents that the shutter closed at the 'wrong' time with the camera on the 'wrong' settings.


Thursday, 21 April 2011

Exorcise in light.

A friend of mine recently took a foundation photography course. We discussed many different photo ideas, then fell promptly to procrastinating. Finally, with deadlines looming, we sketched a story of a tired, hard working, blue collar soul just trying to make it through the day. 
oh wait, that's not a story, that's an autobiography.
I love and hate that this day was captured; it was a low one. (pre: 'long life revelation')






Overwhelmed by emotion, underwhelmed by life. Tired, tense, lost in sadness; I smoked a cigarette.
Thankfully, the photographer allowed me to assume my favorite role, which lies somewhere between muse and artistic director.




One perfect formula for mental and emotional relief is a combination of being outside, observing light and shadow, and helping someone achieve their artistic goals.
With increased focus and a renewed willingness to head back into the battles of life... With sun on head and feet in mud and shadow, let smiles slip through  puffy, tear weary eyes.