The crap weather has sucked for photography - I'm sure I'm not alone there.
Had my camera (on the tripod in my car) topple over after a sharp turn last time I shot, but thankfully no damage sustained.
I think that my transit photos will likely stand alongside the home ones: the two overlap with shots of my house from the outside and they all follow the intent of reengaging with what is seen only peripherally. Perhaps, in an exhibit that unites both bodies of work, the transit photos will be more numerous and smaller and the home ones fewer, but larger.
In the meantime, a few more photos.
I like the idea of showing them together.
ReplyDeleteYeah, I've come to think the same. Here's what I wrote for a submission of concept for the two together: "My concern is aspects of environs which are entirely familiar to us, indeed which we are surrounded by or pass by every day, yet go unnoticed by us. They are either too close or too fleeting for us to see. And yet were we to stop for just a bit, perhaps there would be slices of curiosity -intersections of color, line, light, form, and circumstance- we’d rather not have missed."
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