FOUR

Every photograph has four parts to it –the subject, lighting, composition and technique and thus, the subject of this post is “FOUR” – similar subjects containing these elements within four frames.  What interests me about this framing is that it explores one subject through four different windows.  Many of the four-framed images are subjects pulled from projects that I have worked on and filed away.

The Circle

The circle–my experiment in using the compositional circle to create a graphical theme using some everyday items I come into contact within my kitchen.  Edward Weston once said, “anything that excites me for any reason, I will photograph; not searching for unusual subject matter, but making the commonplace unusual”, and this is how I look and photograph things around me.

Morning Shapes

Upon awaking in the morning one of the first things that greets us is the morning light and the way it defines some of the objects around us in these early hours. This post is a collection of images I shot one morning just observing the shapes of items that I awake to every morning.  Yes, I am guilty of a little staging – but only to help illustrate and design what I saw during that morning light.  Your comments are welcome and what do you see in those early morning hours?