Street Art #5: Red Lind and Tracks
Among the permanent marks on the pavement, occasionally temporary ones find their way into the design.
Tag Archives: photography
Street Art #4: Red Line, Triangle and Foot
There were plenty of shots to choose from in this parking lot on this particular day. I thought this frame was a particularly good edit.
Street Art #3: WAY Interrupted
Even ‘WAY’s get interrupted if the project is important.
Street Art #2: Red Line Over Concrete
I like to think of this as a photograph of ‘impasto’ street work.
Street Art #1: Parking Lot and Rumble Rubber Strip
I’m returning to displaying some of my photography. This next series is a continuation of my literal ‘street photography’, that I am perfecting through my visits to a myriad of local parking lots.
Woman and Child
This was a tough one. I liked the posture of the woman. The child was active and he mostly orbited the woman. When he alit, his body was obscured, except for his lower half. As a photographer, I often took shots that did not work in terms of design. In other words, the photo did […]
Textures In Situ
My two recent posts (Siding, Up Close and Surface of the House) were close up shots of wooden siding lit by oblique rays of the sun. Below is a photo from a greater distance.
Surface of the House
Another photo lit with sidelong rays:
Cryptic Directions
I was feeling a bit lost during my walk the other day. The directions posted on the sidewalk didn’t help much.
Siding, Up Close
I love bright days when the sun is low in the sky, especially when the rays glance off highly textured, rough surfaces.
