I've been fixated on some views from I-5, reinforced by a multitude of trips north to Portland. Usually I did not have my camera in tow, but the impact of the moments that tended to repeat themselves remain etched in my psyche; in particular, the constructions of humans and how they dominate the landscape along the I-5 corridor I traveled. I have a few more persistent sights in my mind that I plan to carry out somehow, although I'm not sure how or when...
Yesterday my package from McClain's arrived with a few more boards and the much prized and missed honing compound. Yeah! Carving time tonight, for sure!
2 comments:
your photo makes all of humanity's lights and construction and vehicles look so magical
Thanks, Liz for the comment! I think the magical quality was not something I was aiming for, but it was a pleasant surprise. Back in my younger days when I took a few photography classes at UofI, before the days of digital cameras. I did a series of b/w work involving light drawing using a tripod and a lighter, developed everything myself. It is fun to see similar effects in color, although here I didn't have any control over the light itself. Thanks again :-)
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