After an absence from doing photography on a regular basis I decided to do a-picture-a-day-for-a-year project. As a direction I am attempting to use modern images where possible to relate times in my photographic past. As I am no longer a spring chicken, I can get philosophical some times. As a Christian I often see God possibly using me and my photography to send short messages. I hope you enjoy these images as much as I have enjoyed making them around Monroe, NC. TheElmo
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Showing posts with label Silhouette. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Silhouette. Show all posts
Friday, October 14, 2011
Thursday, March 3, 2011
240: Hospital Hallway
I do not like hospitals, they make me feel very uncomfortable. This sort of expresses my feelings about them.
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
231: Sunset Unobstructed
I know it needs something in the foreground to set it off, but is was beautiful all by itself. If this image was only half a nice as the real thing.
Thursday, July 29, 2010
39: Photojournalism -- Planning Ahead
Not much to say this evening. I was out to photograph an event that did not event. As late as it was this was a quick grab before things went dark. It is an old photojournalism rule Get something you can use first thing. Then look for the good stuff. Well I broke a good rule and nearly suffered from it.
Saturday, July 24, 2010
34: The Very Beginning -- Silhouette
In the beginning I did not have a photograph to show what really turned me on to photography, years ago. It all started on day when I walked into general science class. All the shades were drawn down to about a foot from the bottom of the windows. Shortly after class started Dr. Killiam gave everyone in the class a piece of paper. The instructions were to take the paper to the window, place it on the window sill shinny side up in the sun light. Then place on hand on the paper for 1 minute. After which we took the paper and put it in a tray of some type of fluid. When the silhouette of my hand appeared I was hooked for life.
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