This photo was taken at a local festivals where they were selling huge barbecued pork or beef hocks. This man seems to throughly enjoying his. For those of us who are vegetarians it was not all that appealing. However, I could not miss this photo.
Taken in front of Boomerangs on Centre St in Jamaica Plain, MA.
Taken in front of City Feed in Jamaica Plain, MA
The prayer flags are in the Ruth and Carl J. Shapiro Family Courtyard dinning area of the MFA. They are in memory of those who lost their lives and were injured in the Boston bombing. The individual flags are made by quilter from all over the world. It is titled “To Boston With Love”. I’d seen the prayer flags in many places in Asia….
This photo challenged me to gain a perspective that was six building in depth. Part of the challenge was to establish a correct vertical line and then work around that. It appears that other vertical lines to the left and right of center are not straight and the horizontal lines are definitely not straight. When we look at such a scene with both our…
This photo was taken on the African Heritage Trail in Boston’s Beacon Hill area. These buildings appear to be crammed together but in reality they have a lot more frontal space. I was partly fascinated with the rounded nature of these buildings.
This photo was taken on the Black Heritage Trail in Boston’s Beacon Hill area. I took the tour at 12:30 and the sun was high and very bright. I like this photo but it is extremely complicated with the grill work, a window and shadows. As always, I welcome your critical comments.
This is the 2nd in the series of photos to complete the assignment for abstract.
Well I finally selected the next assignment. I was in Brattleboro, Vt the last couple of days attending the opening of the juried photo exhibition, “Phonetography” at the Vermont Center for Photography where I have two photographs. So today I made a random selection and it was abstract. I hope this and the ones following are more exciting than the “pain” assignment. They are…
This image is the 3rd and last in the pain series assignment. You sure don’t want to climb over and slip.
This is the second in the series on pain that I started yesterday. I selected a topic at random for a set of topics written on cards. Although this was the first time I’d done this, it seems like a good way to focus. I’ve not picked todays topic as it is raining outside. It is suppose to clear up this afternoon.
One of the ideas that came out of the photography class I took from Richard Ritter at Peters Valley Craft Center was to list topics that can be used when going out for a walk. These could include: circles, rectangles, pain, sadness, static, dynamic, etc. You cut them up into cards and put them in a bowl. I selected “Pain” today. Here is one…
I was ready to leave City Feed, a store in Jamaica Plain, MA and wanted to get some water for my glass. This sign caught my eye. Is Jamaica Plain running out of water?
This photo along with the previous one was selected for the Phonetography exhibit at the Vermont Center for Photography. This cell phone picture was taken in Taichung, Taiwan. I had just finished a bowl of seafood noodles and this is what remained in my bowl. Hello Kitty is very popular in Taiwan. Here is the link to the exhibit. http://www.vcphoto.org/index.php/exhibition/ It will open August…
This photo along with the next one was selected for the Phonetography exhibit at the Vermont Center for Photography. This cell phone picture was taken in Taichung, Taiwan. As you can see from the photograph there did seem to be much of value to the car. Here is the link to the exhibit. http://www.vcphoto.org/index.php/exhibition/
This is another in the series of photographs on hands. It shows one of the people in the Peters Valley Craft Center’s blacksmith shop class grinding a blade.
The children were told to put on plastic gloves to help wash the fabric used for the Cyanotype technique by artist Ya Chu Kang. To do the Cyanotype she had the children put their hands on the material along with their favorite toys. Once the material is exposed to the sun it turns blue. The material that was protected by the children’s hands or…
This photo was taken in Arusha, Tanzania. It was out side a church after one of the children were baptized.