A Night-time Light Show

{Wheaton}

The Burbs

For some reason I seem to avoid people in my work.  I am not sure why.  There is no better time to photograph the suburbs than at night... especially if you are trying to avoid people.  I think the images become much more interesting with the different temperature lights that you encounter at night.  The lights are a distinctive characteristic of the suburbs and the city.  They just seem to make the structures come alive.  Good stuff.

  

Reading List-

Finished-
The Count of Monte Cristo- Alexandre Dumas

Reading-
David Copperfield- Charles Dickens

After Work

I get out of work and take a walk around.

There is something about making photographs at night.  The lights are amazing, the solitude is wonderful and everything photographs different than it would during the day. 

I am exploring our habitat; our environment.  It is about the places that we live, work, play and use to sustain our existence.  I think it is important to look at how we process and utilize a place or space. 

Reading List;

Done
The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde and Other Stories- Robert Louis Stevenson

Reading
The Count of Monte Cristo- Alexandre Dumas

{Find A Place}

3 New Looks

Things have gotten a little too noisy so I started making more pictures.  Here are three new things from out there in the world.  Its all part of the same project; each represents a different aspect of the whole.  There is a lot more on the way.

Night

Lately, past week or so; I have been going out to photograph at night after I get out of work.  I have done a bit of night photography before and felt fairly successful with it.  Maybe it comes in phases maybe it becomes something bigger, either way it is a lot of fun and always interesting outcomes.

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Mounds

When farm land is developed there will be some displacement of earth.  This material is piled up in various locations throughout the development. 

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I am using an old box camera and a roll of Fuji 800Z 220 film.  I sealed up the counter window and have no idea where a frame begins nor ends.  It has been interesting to see what comes out. 

{i will get it done}

Evidence of Process

Land goes through different phases of use. 

When farmland gets processed into a neighborhood one of the initial steps taken is to strip the topsoil and pile it up into mounds. 

The process is the art.

{Use Film}

A Drive

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35mm Film

Its been a while since I have used 35mm film.  The rectangle takes a little getting used to again. 

Its fun.

Reading-
The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde and other stories- Robert Louis Stevenson
I'm on the other stories.

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Death Mask

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Lookout

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Reading-

Great Expectations- Charles Dickens

Up Next-

The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde- Robert Louis Stevenson

{The Spy}

Don't Forget to Have Fun

Take a chance and try something different today.... you might have a good time.

{9.14.1977}

From the Inside to the Outside or the Other Way Around

{TGB}

At the Door....

So, I have been reading a lot lately.  I really like reading a book that has the old school 1800's style engraved illustrations.  I read Oliver Twist and there were these fantastic little works of art throughout the book that were dark and seedy.  I like that stuff and I am going to see what I can come up with. 

Here's the first one.

Reading-
Great Expectations- Charles Dickens

Done-
The Spy- James Fennimore Cooper

{Mr. Brimert Waits}

Addendum

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{Addedded}

A Quick Note to Self....

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{elements}

Reading-
The Spy- James Fennimore Cooper

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From the Top

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Down

{Septembetude}

Just Visiting....

It can be very enlightening to go back to places you have already visited.  Especially if you have not been there for a while. 

{Where?}

Tuesday, September 7, 2010

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A Day...... Done

 

How was your day?

{ISee-SawI}

A Day- Part II

It is a stream of consciousness.

{TALK}

A Day

 

{Carpet Dime}