Today, we try to photograph something “boring” whilst attempting to make it “interesting”…
Abstract Photography
Can photographs made accidentally have the same value as images made on purpose? Can a photographed be infused with meaning after it is accidentally made?
What do you see when you look at those old, semi-abandoned billboards covered with the remains of old ads… billboards splattered with torn, ripped, and shredded scraps of paper? Or do you even bother looking at them at all?
Abstraction and geometry displayed in high key monochrome, a visual series…
When do “chaotic” images cross the line into being just bad pictures? When can you break the keep-it-simple rule and strive for a bit more chaos in your photography?
A $4 million photograph??? How is that even possible!? How about if I offer up my own version for a mere $2 million (delivery included)…!
Think you can’t make interesting images because you are locked inside a 900-square-foot flat? Think again…
If you are having trouble holding the camera still for longer shutter speeds, at night, maybe just go with the flow–move the camera even more and join the Jackson Pollock club!
Nothing like a quiet, solo walk at Walden Ponds Wildlife Habitat to bring on the reflections.
Emotional and cerebral (ephemeral?) reflections on life and on what the future might hold…
How do you make unique images of a subject that has already been photographed literally (and I literally mean “literally”!) millions of times?
To be original, or not to be–that is the question…
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