May 2010
6 posts
Can't Hold My Freedom Hostage
Happy Memorial Day and thanks to all of our troops, past, present, and future.
Nikon D40 35mm, f/3.5, 1/10 sec, ISO200
Chasing a Dream
Nikon D40 35mm, f/2, 1/25 sec, ISO200
Fix This Impossibility
So if you were to go through my flickr faves and examine what kind of shots I get ★-happy on, you’d fine a lot of natural shots (landscapes and natural abstracts, many from Ivan Makarov), but more than that, you’d find a LOT of architectural shots, especially from Michael Wilbur, a.k.a. flickrer Ventri.
The man’s got such an amazing eye for architecture (I suppose it helps...
Leave Here Limping
Nikon D40 35mm, f/2, 1/60 sec, ISO800
So by this point in time, I’m sure you’ve noticed the great many photographs I’ve uploaded lately of paintings from the MFA Boston. (And if you haven’t, I’ll throw a couple into this post.)
Shooting museums for me comes from a different bit of me than the rest of my photographs. One of the uses for photography (in general) is...
“Photography is an adventure just as life is an adventure… I am interested in...”
– Harry Callahan
At the End of the Day
It seems as if it has been forever since I uploaded a shot that wasn’t somehow related to the Boston Photo Mob. This photograph does not change that trend.
This shot is not, however, from the same photowalk as all of the previous ten photographs. This one is from a separate photowalk that took place on April 22nd; The Prime Lens walk had about fifteen people show up where this one had...