Showing posts with label spontaneity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label spontaneity. Show all posts

Monday, June 1, 2015

Photographing While Waiting in Spokane Traffic

I had attended an event in downtown Spokane and was heading home. While out and about I normally snap a couple of photographs with my iPhone for my IG. I hadn't encountered anything to that point, so I decided since there were a number of stoplights between where I was and home, I would photograph something whenever I was stopped, waiting for the light to change to green.

I just pointed my camera out the window and  *click* There wasn't time to decide what best to shoot. Simply stop for the traffic ahead of me and spontaneously shoot ... whatever.

It was simple. It was fun. I won't make a habit of it, BUT it was freeing to do something totally unstructured, impulsive. Well, not totally unstructured ... I did crop them after I got home.

Here are five of the "Waiting for the Stoplight to Change to Green" photographs:








Wednesday, September 28, 2011

Don't fence me in ... or out ...

I had finished with a meeting and was heading home a back way I hadn't taken before. I was tooling along, humming a little ditty, when my eyes landed upon an abandoned house just back a bit from the street.

Did I stop? You bet I stopped; almost gave myself whiplash braking and careening across the road! The colors were too juicy and inviting NOT to stop and snap a shot or two.

Here they are, this Day 270 of 365