a personal photoblog
We had a brutal spring here (or a long winter), and I sent my camera to the factory service center for an upgrade, and an assortment of other over-riding factors prevented Nicole and me from getting a shoot done. It prevented us for months.
Until last week. Finally.
The whole concept for the shoot was built around color–in particular, a yellow dress.
We started in an alley. We ended at a house. So this is part one.
This post is in: Photoshoot, Spokane
Two things I love about downtown Spokane: the freight railroad that plows straight through downtown, and the old brick buildings. Some are grand, some small, some renovated, some in need. In any case, something about the buildings appeals to me: the symmetry and solidity, perhaps. Or the transoms windows and steel fire escapes. Or the arcade facades and the neglected back walls in alleys. Or the way the bricks vary in color, or show their wear, or wear the fading paint of signs past. In any case, I like brick buildings.
(I apologize for not posting for so long. I’ve had a cold. I’ve had taxes. I’ve had poor eating habits. I’ve had many other excuses, as well. Enough then. More galleries will be on the way soon, I promise.)
This post is in: Architecture, Spokane
It snowed last night. It came in on a wind. A thick, wet, heavy snow that stuck on branches and the sides of trees.
I woke up, saw the beautiful white world, and decided to take a little walk around my neighborhood. It was quiet outside, a sleepy Saturday, and the snow was a blanket while the city rested. I went, of course, with camera in (numb) hand.
This post is in: Nature, Spokane
It’s foggy.
It’s cold.
It’s windy.
It’s snowy.
It’s dark a lot.
I go out to take pictures now and then.
This post is in: Nature, Rural Washington, Spokane
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