When traveling thru small towns, it’s often the simple subjects that are most intriguing. I find that ones without people are the best ones.
Simple collection of B&W photos
Just a Sign of the mind.
While on a family vacation, I was like a kid in a candy shop, looking for images, in a new town. Of course my wife was “annoyed” that I was always stopping and looking “everything”. I am a big believer of “eye work”: capturing a picture with your mind, even if no camera is with you.
The thing with photography, it’s the small things that make the biggest improvements in your work. So when you do go somewhere special with your camera: the images and frames will seemly develop with ease.
Sign of Mind
Not Clean ?
I usually try and capture “clean” shots, but this one I really liked. Going for a “clean” technical picture is great, but every now and then, a “not so clean” picture will do just fine! I went went downtown Austin,Texas for a night photowalk and captured this photo. It’s “clean” to me.
Stay Creative My Friends
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Looking Down
Often time in street photography we focus on the street level photos. It is often times that you must look around to capture different view points to capture an image. I was headed to a photo walk when I captured this image. Stay Creative My Friends.
Park
I saw this sign from across the street and the light was really pooping, and I had to capture a shot of it. I have taken this picture before and I love the way way the light reflects in the night and off the building. Another thing I have noticed, is if the weather is acting crazy, it also changes the way the atmosphere and light gives it a unique look.
Stay Creative My Friends.
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The Train
I saw the train sign on the upper right hand side and took my first picture. Unfortunately it was a boring shot because there was not anything to catch a viewers eye. I had to wait for ten minutes, when I heard the train coming down the tracks. Now, with the train, sign, and the train conductor all in the frame, it’s a better image. So sometimes you have to scrape an image and look for a better shot!
Stay Creative My Friends.
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The Passenger Seat
The family and I went out to dinner and I was in the backseat, looking out the window just enjoying the ride. My camera was in the bag on the floor, and I was not thinking about taking any pictures. While looking out the window, the lights wizzing by and out with the camera and I started snapping pictures. You have often hear “ there isn’t anything to shoot”. Even when you don’t have a subject, there is always something to shoot. So always have a camera with you, even if it’s your cellphone.
Stay Creative My Friends.
In Passing