Glazer’s bad dream © Steven Willard
The outbuilding was some way off the road. What caught my eye was the reflection of the sun off the broken glass. As photographers we are constantly searching for interesting elements; lines, textures, contrasts, and tones, and hopefully meaning*, which offerers the biggest challenge. Does the image serve as a metaphor for something deeper?
*Minor White asked us to not just, “photograph a thing for what it is, but for what else it is”, which I believe is the best advice to photographers anyone ever offered, “f8 and be there”, a close second.
Olympus OMD EM1 with 40-150mm f2.8 lens, processed first in Snapseed® then moved to Nova® for conversion to black and white.
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Monochromia 
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From my point of view …. ! says all.
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Excellent image and advice for photographers Steven 😀 This looks like it can also be a carpenters bad dream also. Great work.
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Thanks, Joe. I think it’s going to be a slow race to see if someone tears the place down before it falls down out of neglect.
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I am a Carpenter and Photographer, so, do not lean out the window too far … 🙂
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HAH! There isn’t anyplace in this place I’d lean on! I worked as a carpenter and furniture maker in my past.Thanks for visiting and commenting.
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Wonderful image, Steven, and the Minor White quote is perfect.
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Thank you, Jane. When I first came across that quote some hourly years ago I had no idea what he meant. Now I think I’m just beginning to.
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