Sunday, February 21, 2010
Saturday, February 20, 2010
Porque Sera?
I mostly gravitate towards people in my photographs, a human connection rather than a still landscape. Children and the elderly are especially interesting to me as they inspire a sense of capturing time: youth versus age, future versus past. It’s interesting to see how people connect and behave with one another just before taking a photograph. The idea of movement inspires me because it brings out some form of truth or at least the illusion of it, rather than someone posing which can sometimes evoke the sense of a moment being staged. This isn’t necessarily a bad technique; it’s just less real.
I mostly gravitate towards people in my photographs, a human connection rather than a still landscape. Children and the elderly are especially interesting to me as they inspire a sense of capturing time: youth versus age, future versus past. It’s interesting to see how people connect and behave with one another just before taking a photograph. The idea of movement inspires me because it brings out some form of truth or at least the illusion of it, rather than someone posing which can sometimes evoke the sense of a moment being staged. This isn’t necessarily a bad technique; it’s just less real.
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
youth in reverse
family reunion: when the young learn to behave in an adult enviornment, yet cant resist the temptation to play, however sometimes you catch a glimpse of child-like behavior amongst the grownups
(series B&W, not all could be posted)
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
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