WIRED

Using wire coat hangers, I explore the pure line in relationship to white space. Horizontal and vertical lines intersecting and flowing in harmony. The negative and positive relationships of the line on white space are complementary in an abstract sense.

Or, it could be considered simply a group of photographs of wire coat hangers.  Images shot using window light with a Sony Nex-7 camera and 50mm lens.

Experiments in Composition

As a photographer I am always aware of everything around me  -it is usually the simplest items that draw my attention.  It is first the shape with the light defining the subject and how both interact with each other. This is basically how I see and feel about objects around me.

Everyday objects that I find within my immediate surroundings are the subjects of this post.  Using window light and some compositional design, I have attempted to record these objects that are basically invisible, because they are simply commonplace objects that we see every day and take little notice of.  Such items as forks lying on the counter, a bowl with spoon, coat hangers, teapot – all of these offer an opportunity to view them differently-look at them from a new view and apply different compositional ideas to these subjects.