I was thinking Rothko before you wrote Rothko 🙂 I've long thought that my best creative work comes from limitations, either those that are self-imposed (shoot the beach differently) or externally imposed by resource availability (time possible when mothering a teething child). These photos feel a little other-worldly, which seems fitting. But I have to say: That's a LOT of hours in a car, even without a teething little one!
If I'm out and about and a photograph presents and I don't have a camera with me, I have this habit of snapping my fingers and taking a mind picture of such scene. It counts as a photograph, just a mental one.
Wonderful shots here, I love the diptych and the portrait looking at the moon.
Nice journal! Are you familiar with the book "Photographs Not Taken"? It's a collection of short essays by various photographers about the images they missed... It happens to everyone.
I was thinking Rothko before you wrote Rothko 🙂 I've long thought that my best creative work comes from limitations, either those that are self-imposed (shoot the beach differently) or externally imposed by resource availability (time possible when mothering a teething child). These photos feel a little other-worldly, which seems fitting. But I have to say: That's a LOT of hours in a car, even without a teething little one!
They’re magical - beautiful, soothing, other worldly.
Love and hate those moments when good photos move 70mph right by you!
The art drop looks lovely, well done!
If I'm out and about and a photograph presents and I don't have a camera with me, I have this habit of snapping my fingers and taking a mind picture of such scene. It counts as a photograph, just a mental one.
Wonderful shots here, I love the diptych and the portrait looking at the moon.
I hope the little one is feeling better.
Nice journal! Are you familiar with the book "Photographs Not Taken"? It's a collection of short essays by various photographers about the images they missed... It happens to everyone.
Beautiful magical photographs! Love them