I have often looked at images of mundane objects that artists have managed to transform into something more than it appears to be. This involves changing the way one sees in order to be able to visualize new and intriguing ways of framing mundane, blah, objects into something new and exciting. To train myself to do this, I have started taking walks with my camera around my office at lunchtime. Nothing is quite as blah as late fall and winter in Columbus, Ohio, so finding anything interesting to shoot is an accomplishment.
Photo details: Broken branch by the Olentangy river, December 2008. Bronica ETRS, Zenzanon 75mm f/2.8 E-II, Fuji Pro 400H, scanned at home on the Epson Perfection 4490.
2 responses
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Teresa gave props (15 Dec 2008):
FABULOUS! At frist glance I really thought it was a snake.
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Amber Gregory said (19 Dec 2008):
This is AWESOME.
