urban foto
This series is from walking around downtown Columbus last week; starting and ending at Goodale Park. The glasses aren't mine, they were sitting on a rock near the pond at Goodale park.
Labels: abstract image, Columbus Ohio, Goodale Park, lost glasses, Panasonic FX500, street photography, urban photography
2009 Memorial Day Parade
These photographs are from Worthington, Ohio's 2009 Memorial Day Parade. I watched the parade with our Samoyed, Buddy. Buddy loves a parade and this one was no exception. He got petted by many new friends.
The photographs were made with a VISTAQUEST VQ 1005 toy digital camera. It cost under $20 and came attached to a keychain. It has a crude, inaccurate flip-up viewfinder and no display LCD to see or review pictures. The lens is tiny, soft, and produces images with saturated off-colors. The shutter operates on its own schedule - it can take several seconds to work, so there isn't precise control of "the decisive moment" on this camera. However, the keychain is substantial and works very nicely.
The VQ 1005 uses SD memory cards which is better than all other cheapo toy digital cameras I have seen. The others only use volatile flash memory, so when the AAA battery gives out (quickly and often) the images are permanently lost. I went through three AAAs during this parade, but I still have all the images because of the SD card feature.
Buddy barked along with the band's music
a patriotic 'vette
lots of 'vettes in this Memorial Day Parade...
one more 'vette
It was a warm day and Buddy was ready for a big drink of water afterwards.
, Labels: 'vette, Aladdin Temple Band, Corvette, Memorial Day Parade, Samoyed, street photography, toy camera, toy digital camera, VistaQuest, VQ 1005, Worthington Ohio
Fairfield Fair
two pictures from the 2008 Fairfield Fair: and two from the way out of town:
Labels: County Fair, cow, custom car, meter, photography, window
Fairfield Fair
These pictures were made at the 2007 Fairfield County Fair. Labels: 4H, abstract image, amusement ride, animals, County Fair, exhibits, turkey
the attenuated leaf
I am interested in the attenuated leaf, and scale illusions.
Labels: fall, foliage, illusion, landscape, leaf, macro
more recent fotos
Camera set to B/W (images composed in B/W).
Labels: B/W, landscape, leaves, macro, monchrome, reductive
what do you think?
I have been making landscape images by placing photographs side by side. The appearance of these images changes by the sequencing of the photographs. I think A is more coherent and easier to 'see' as a landscape than B. I find B intriguing, because it has a different kind of composition, more distant and less central than A.
I am interested in what others think about A and B. Do you prefer one over the other?
A:
B:
(images are from a landscape series made using a digital camera with malfunctioning sensor)