
Objectively Sweeping
When out walking with my camera, back in the days of my DLSR, there were occasions when an object was sufficiently striking that it demanded more than just a single snap of the shutter.
Abandoning the viewfinder, I would sweep my extended arm across and around while randomly clicking away. And I was most happy when the results captured something of the essence of my experience.
The project stalled when I moved to the smartphone camera.
The Project’s Rules:
Confront the view; abandon the viewfinder; take the photos; find the view.
Project Duration:
2015

Gallery
Orange and Yellow Circles





Red Arch





Flight




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