I started a photo-project last year. A couple of great photographers just rushed to the empty streets and made stunning photos, so "why should I?"I thought... and although I snapped some photo stories about empty streets, empty trains.... I became more interested with the nature int he urban areas. Plants in cities, urban areas, plant shadows.... these interests me constantly so I try to make studies all the time during commute. Also, as I walked on the empty streets I realised some of the flowers are popping out through fences. In a Noise last week (https://noise.cash/post/137rpk09 ) I asked if you are interested about this project ... and I'm happy you mentioned that you are in the comments. So here are some of those photos. If you like them, just tell me... I have more to show. These are from 2021... Which one is your favourite? Should I do a part 2(3:D) Let's bee those flowers, whenever we see obstacles.... always find a way to catch the light! >D Take care! >D
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''always find a way to catch the light'' Yup nature is powerfully resilient 💪💚
Exactly! >D Thank you for the feedback and stepping by! Nature truly has everything for every moment... Take care!
This would pass as a project in our art class immediately. The concept is simple, but it became unique because of the little story you wrote for each of the photos. It's really amazing, I can't wait for more 😍
Lovely! Well, why should we complicate simple things? :D Thank you for the feedback.... that means I'm on my way to Noise part 2! >D
they're pretty nice actually. i take photos from time to time but nit really my thing
Super Thank you! Got motivated to continue! I was working as photo-journalist for some years, than I slowed down... to just make beautiful things... than got into commercial, editorial, advertorial photography.... and sometimes I realise I started to snap almost every day ... like in those days >D Take care!
my brother takes a lot of wildlife pics and has some pretty good kit, but i dont think he has updated for a while - https://pjh671.com/portfolio.html
Thank you for sharing this... I checked his portfolio ... nice shots! >D