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ice + snow
Maybe you remember yesterday’s post, where I mentioned shooting some concept photos to illustrate the theme “cold” because it wasn’t actually cold here during the time I needed to shoot the images for the assignment.
One of the themes I attempted was shooting images of ice machines. And I have to say that getting an ice machine photo that included snowflakes was a lot stronger way to illustrate the theme than the crap I’d been working on. FYI.
Lubbock, Texas
photographed 1.24.2023
18: mary, lubbock
28 Faces, day 18
…success in photography, portraits especially, is dependent on being able to grasp those supreme instants which pass within the ticking of a clock, never to be duplicated…
-Edward Weston
Lubbock, Texas
photographed 1.2.2023
4: seth, lubbock
28 Faces, day 4
For me, a portrait is something from which you feel the person, their inner quality, what it is that makes them who they are.
– Herb Ritts
Broadway Contemporary Fine Arts Gallery
Lubbock, Texas
photographed 1.6.2023
tiny dreams
It was easy to tell that this little girl was longing for one of those stuffed animals – kids at the fair always want one of those carnival-game prizes. And I am pretty sure her adult stayed there until he’d won one for her.
Lubbock, Texas
photographed 9.25.2022
hannah and bennett fly through the air
Ha! Ha! Remember back in the day* when my photos were real documentary, just sort of in the vein of “nothing to see here – please move along,” and not at all conceptual or blurry or any of that stuff.
Lubbock, Texas
photographed 9.25.2022
*Like three weeks ago.
One Day | One Image 