On a recent rainy day, I wandered out into the late afternoon drizzle with my three dogs and a camera. The setting was cold and dim, but perfect for creating images of a certain texture and dimension that would be elusive in better conditions. These images represent the path I often take with the dogs, an odd shaped loop down Tift-a road that is barely more than an alley-then lefts on Murphy and Aberntathy until we reach Wells again. This neighborhood is Atlanta's West End, an area most city-dwellers don't recognize when mentioned. I think it has a moody charm, hopefully represented in this collection of images.
View from the loft doorway:
A bemusing Gatsby-esque billboard; eye-in-the-sky David Duchovny dangles his cigarette over the street below.
Other scenes-
This last photo shows my shadow, the camera, and directionally opposing leashes as I stopped to note the graffiti We Are All One.
Sunday, December 14, 2008
West End
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You always remind me to see art in everything because whether one sees it or not it is in fact there. Thanks for pointing it out. On the rare occasions that I have a camera in my hands I have usually been inspired by something to shoot but when I want to "make photographs" (my college art prof. would yell "You want to be an artist?! Stop taking pictures! MAKE photographs!) for the sake of making something beautiful I think to myself, "What would Laura shoot?" Maybe I will have a bracelet or bumper sticker made... W.W.L.S.?
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