Barbed Wire Study, LAX
The thing is, when you’re a photographer, it’s nearly impossible to be bored, to have nothing to do. I filled up a few airport hours taking pictures of the activity outside the window. I guess that’s not (yet) banned.
Anyway, my head was full of lessons on micro composition and careful shooting that I’d had that weekend, so I spent a long time working on getting the barbed wire and that white rectangle exactly the way I wanted them. Likewise, over in the Air Canada terminal my friend and erstwhile classmate Ehpem spent his time similarly, but with very different results.
Because that’s what we do.
Los Angeles, California
photographed 2.20.2017
Posted on March 1, 2017, in Photography and tagged 365 photo project, black and white photography, california, LAX, learning to see, Leica, los angeles, los angeles california, melinda green harvey, monochrome, one day one image, photo a day, photography, postaday, Sam Abell, thoughtful seeing. Bookmark the permalink. 9 Comments.
I feel you when you say a photographer never gets bored. Same happens to me as an architect, you never stop thinking about design. Please check this photos https://lmvaldezsite.wordpress.com/2017/03/01/third-project/ they are really great. Thanks
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My husband is a practicing architect and I have an architecture degree, so I know exactly what you mean!
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Im an architect student and really love your photos, thanks
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Good luck in your studies!
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pictures are about capturing memories than just a click, keep it up. by the way, you may like to check out my passion for travelling at world’s highest motorable road: http://wp.me/p8p4rd-v9 do give your feedback.
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Thanks for stopping by, and for the link to your blog!
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Your attention to detail in this shot is very refined! Long waits in airports are good for something it seems.
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I’ve only recently discovered the time-killing benefits of having a camera on hand. (I’m sometimes slow to notice the obvious.)
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Time does move pretty quickly when concentrating on a photo!
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