Imagination out of the ordinary
Today’s pictures I took at de Dam in Amsterdam a little more than 1,5 year ago. First I only copied them in black and white, but as I’ve started to work lots more in color, I decided to redo them. Which one do you like the most?
On a tram heading for home, I caught hese two, mainly focusing on her. They didn’t see me shooting, so there was time to take more than just one shot.
When I got home I saw that there was this little change between the two pics – yet again an perfect example for my project “Time is Change”.
I can really recommend going in the end of season to the easternmost islands of Greece. It’s a lot more relaxed, while still warm in the water. Little less people to take pics of, but you always find motifs, right?
Last december 2014 I was walking downtown Gothenburg, just browsing for interesting people. Suddenly i heard the squeaking sound of an old tram approaching. There was time for one quick shot.
Came up to famous Guggenheim museum in Bilbao, seeing some sort of fog being generated on the riverside. Here is what caught my eye.
If you find a nice set of stairs, get yourself in a nice position and wait. You’ll get a good picture soon.
Of course a got a few more pics, but I like the one above the best. All pics taken at the staircase coming down from Plaza de la Convivencia in Bilbao (near the Guggenheim museum of Bilbao).
My Project Time is change (#TIC)is slowly picking up speed. Now there’s a page in my portfolio/project section on this site, where you can check it out. #TIC is at the moment (sic) what broods my mind the most, so I’ll soon update with more pics.
Been photowalking in Stockholm only a few times, last occasion was in September last year (2015). But it pays off to review older pics. So here, a totally new set on an old event.
Half the pics I’ve redone since last year, half are all new.
To see more of my Stockholm pics, click here.
And at my Facebook site, you’ll find more pics from Stockholm, September 2015.
It’s kind of strange, how you can fall in love with a pic afterwards (in processing), even if you at the photo-moment didn’t think of is as something special.
I give you the girl that’s “Looking for the rabbit“.
Whenever I walk the streets, I look a lot for people in all shapes and of all kinds of action. Well aware that my presence alone manipulates reality (as it should be), I really don’t believe inte the so-called paradigm of candid street photography: “To not interact or influence what’s happening.”
You can read more about my stand on this with “rules” in street photography here (click). That said, Ive seen how the interaction between photographer and motif results in moments that change over time. Because time is change.
Here’s an example of what I’m talking about.
On social media (for example Instagram) I use the hashtag #tic for these pics.
