A pedestrian crossing with only one pedestrian… Foshan, China, X100F
A near-empty pedestrian crossing in Foshan — the lone figure the X100F waited for. Street photography is often about subtraction: waiting until the scene simplifies itself. The crossing lines and the single pedestrian give the frame its geometry. Monochrome reinforces the emptiness of the space; colour would have been busy with road markings and signage. See the China series on China: The Final Frame on IJM Photography.
Jagged Rocks, Pfeiffer Beach
Image was taken with a Fujifilm X-T5 and XF 90mm f/2 WR lens
Isola de Capri, Italy
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This little shed was the post office for the small hamlet of Bagdad, Florida from 1913 to 1985. My brother and his wife lived in Bagdad in the mid-1950s when he was in flight training with the U.S. Navy. After taking this photo I sent it to my brother but, alas, his health did not allow him to remember the tiny post office.
I have passed by this sign for probably 35 years while traveling on I-85 Business South through Lexington, North Carolina. Finally, stopped to capture this image a few months ago. Given its on Fairgrounds Rd, I’m trying to confirm it to be an old relic of the Davidson Country Agricultural Fair.
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