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freelens, 1
I was sort of at loose ends the other day. And I’d recently read a little bit about freelensing, so I decided to give it a try.
The thing is that just about forever I’ve been a document-it-the-way-it-really-looks kind of photographer. It’s the way I know to shoot, the way I’m comfortable working.
But this? This was a lot of fun. Mostly what I got were images that were definitely delete-able, but I enjoyed the effect of capturing a weird view of my living room.
Lubbock, Texas
photographed 10.8.2023
sky/light
In one way, this is photo of a sky light.
In another way, it’s a photo of a now-useless light fixture presiding over an abandoned parking lot at an out-of-business business.
Yeso, New Mexico
photographed 3.14.2019
trios
There’s not a lot in Vaughn, New Mexico, but the stuff that’s there is the stuff I like to photograph. And finding this shot from 2019 reminds me that I need to get back over there.
Thanks, photo archive, for the reminder!
Vaughn, New Mexico
photographed 5.25.2019
the capture
I know. I know that taking a picture of some wind-blown trash that’s gotten tangled up in a barbed wire fence is like the tiredest photo cliche there even is.
However. I did go ahead and make one more to add to the huge body of similar images.
San Ysrido, New Mexico
photographed 9.8.2020
lunch rush
This place had a rack where the locals left their personal coffee cups for quick access to their morning caffeine. For some reason, that made me feel a little wistful, like somehow I was missing out by not having a regular coffee place.
It’s weird how things hit places you don’t even know exist…
Edgewood, New Mexico
photographed 9.2.2019
One Day | One Image 