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The view straight down from my office window to the top level of a big garage, about 18 floors down.
WHAT BLOGS I'M RECOMMENDING FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS: Strobist, the bottomless font of knowledge for those of us who use small flashes rather than studio lights - more possibilities than you ever imagined. They had a feature a couple of days ago about Drew Gardner, a photographer of enormous creativity, humor and technical skill. He's started a blog, Photography - The Dark Art. Check out his professional web site, too. You will enjoy it. I met Gardner a few summers back at the Maine Photography Workshops and have enjoyed his work ever since.
TOMORROW: patterns on the wall.
The view straight down from my office window to the top level of a big garage, about 18 floors down.WHAT BLOGS I'M RECOMMENDING FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS: Strobist, the bottomless font of knowledge for those of us who use small flashes rather than studio lights - more possibilities than you ever imagined. They had a feature a couple of days ago about Drew Gardner, a photographer of enormous creativity, humor and technical skill. He's started a blog, Photography - The Dark Art. Check out his professional web site, too. You will enjoy it. I met Gardner a few summers back at the Maine Photography Workshops and have enjoyed his work ever since.
TOMORROW: patterns on the wall.
6 comments:
Now we know what you are doing when you are SUPPOSE to be WORKING! It is a cool image. I can see you fighting with yourself all day trying not to whip out the camera, but losing the battle in the end.
What I need is a website and a guru that deals with teeny pop up flashes. Now that's some information I could use.
fabulous photo!
I really like this, I'm wondering how much was cropped away to get this affect.
BOb,
I am off to Paris. Who is going to keep you in line while I'm gone? I'm a bit nervous. I WILL be checking to see what's up! Can't wait to see what you've found while I'm gone!
V
This proves my point, it's not the camera, but the photographer that makes the image. Seemimgly ordinary scene becomes an artisitc image in the right hands.
hey, its jun. i met you at the contemporary's open studio thing, i was working at huck's at the time, printing my "ukiyo-e" block.
and I like this one a lot.
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