Had a photoshoot around my neighborhood this afternoon. It was very fun. Took about 82 photos. I kept finding interesting things to take pictures of! It’s made me feel a lot better, getting out of the house, even if it’s only for a little while.
(left to right: a chain link fence a few blocks down the railroad, a crossing light, the laundromat near my house, the laundromat again)
I don’t know why I find such an appeal in pictures like this, little snapshots of things that are in life but are usually just passed by without a second glance. It’s so attractive to me.
(left to right: an abandoned (?) building on the train tracks, the window of the building, a power outlet in the laundromat)
And things that are decaying too, falling apart at the seams, moldy covered with mildew. It’s strange how these things are so often considered ugly yet…they have their own unique and beautiful charm, don’t they?
(left to right: conceptual - the stop sign at the corner near the laundromat, some puddles on the sidewalk, the crossing light again.)
These are most of the shots I ended up keeping. So many of them didn’t turn out quite right. I’m very happy with the overall out come though.
Hopefully, I ‘ll be able to take some pictures at the park on Saturday. I’m looking forward to a chance to take more pictures.
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