I was told once that I should photograph adults the way I photograph children. Apparently I spend more time and get closer to children rather than with adults. I didn't disagree and it's true, but kids are so much more interesting to me. They don't hold back and I think that's why I'm more interested in capturing their images.
Showing posts with label summer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label summer. Show all posts
Saturday, June 16, 2012
Kids
I was told once that I should photograph adults the way I photograph children. Apparently I spend more time and get closer to children rather than with adults. I didn't disagree and it's true, but kids are so much more interesting to me. They don't hold back and I think that's why I'm more interested in capturing their images.
Labels:
dee palmer,
dekalb,
hopkins park,
kids,
pool,
rob winner,
summer
Wednesday, June 22, 2011
Greenwood Cemetery and the Solstice
I pass Greenwood Cemetery in Hinckley every day to and from work. The cemetery is located on a small hill with large pine trees and I've always thought of how it would make a great image. Finally, last night on the way home after the storms I captured this. I was glad to see the final moments of daylight after the crumby weather, because the first day of summer is sort of like a holiday in my mind.
Labels:
greenwood cemetery,
hinckley,
rob winner,
solstice,
summer
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