Blink

I am doing a new project to break away from the routine that has crusted up in the last years.

This summer, a photographic adventure. Some simple mirror rules, a reflection of what i've been stuck with
Blink

*No photographer interaction with model or subject. No direction of any sorts.
*Use only available light. No reflectors or flashes.
*No image manipulation short of allowing the image to print.
*Concentrate on situations and subjects that are outside the usual for the photographer (in my case, no models, makeup, studio)
*Fail. Do not look for a pleasing image.
*Refuse interpretation.

Photographic adventure of limits.

Drop models, sets, artificiality, hunt perfect moment here and now.


Wilderness: inflatable kayak, jungle hammock with mosquito netting, water filter, updated old mil-spec tropics kit.

Wave in the face.

I'm actually getting good at this.
One must pay the price for greatness, but one can't even get mediocrity for free, it seems.