52 week photo challenge : one photo a week; no explanations or stories needed; black and white; shot only with my Nikon D800 and 28mm lens [today 50mm].
Posts Tagged ‘abandoned’
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In Art, black and white, landscape, personal, Photography, Project 52, Uncategorized on April 29, 2018 at 12:13 PM03-16-18
In abandoned, CT, Photography, Uncategorized on March 16, 2018 at 5:38 PMStopped by a friend’s business today and got to do one of my favorite things. Photograph forgotten about structures. He’s located inside of an old mill building and this is right outside his back door. I’m sure it looks like junk to most people, but I love the layers of texture, color and stories it tells of it’s old life.
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In abandoned, Art, black and white, CT, landscape, personal, Photography, Project 52, Uncategorized on November 19, 2017 at 5:54 PMTime for a challenge. Whenever we get too comfortable in life we are no longer growing – and I feel the need to push my photography skills forward – or maybe just to make more images in order to keep my eyes and perspective open. The guidelines of this self imposed journey are: one photo a week; no explanations or stories needed; black and white; shot only with my Nikon D800 and 28mm lens.
Sandusky, Ohio
In Art, personal, Photography, story, Uncategorized on October 15, 2016 at 4:48 PMIn 2010 I was laid off from a job that never really suited me. My boss, the CFO of the company, told me that he respectfully hoped I’d never get another office job again. Not because I hadn’t done my job well – but rather because he felt that I was built for more creative endeavors. He knew that my spirit was being squashed sitting for 8 hours a day in my cubicle, beneath fluorescent lights that gave me headaches.
I’d felt my own nudge from spirit – through prayer and meditation – to once again in my life – take the road less traveled. His words validated what I’d already been feeling. So a few months later I hit the road. With nothing more than a few dollars in my pocket, a belief that things always worked out and a sense of adventure, I spent several months exploring our country and teaching myself photography along the way.
I’d tucked most of those images away. Chalking them up to some of the [really bad] 10,000 photos one is supposed to make before even thinking that they have any idea about this craft. Lately I’ve been peeking through a few and thought I’d start sharing them. Not because they are spectacular shots – but because they are a part of my journey.
So here I give you a scene from Sandusky, Ohio in 2010. I love old buildings. Their layers of color, texture, cracked and peeling paint … remind me of my favorite types of people. Messy on the exterior but filled with stories, character and depth.