JIM & HIS GUITAR
Nikon D7000
Tokina 11-16mm
Went to the Palmetto Park Road beach yesterday for the first time and met Jim & his guitar. Jim played to know one and yet attracted the attention of anyone passing by in ears length of his song. It took a while for me to be able to ask if it was ok to take his picture simply because his eyes were closed most of the time. Glad I did and he was very thankful after receiving it several hours later which gave me an even larger sense of fulfillment. ~ Photography rocks!!!
Labels: Beaches, Palmetto Park Road, Song
posted by Unknown at 8:04 AM
4 comments
4 Comments:
Nice monochrome treatment, it looks like you have a head start on the rest of us on our "Strangers" project. :)
--Warren
Thanks Warren - is that our next project? Because I am about to bust wide open on that one. I am literally going to walk the beach and force myself to get as many photos of strangers that I can. I have been too nervous to ask and have terrible results now I am feeling supercharged with some new skills as if I just opened my camera for the first time. Very Exciting!
Carl, I was thinking of making the "Strangers Project" an ongoing project for our blog (instead of just one month). Not everyone will want to participate, and that's perfectly fine. I was hoping to have some discussion between the folks are interested in trying it so that we can write down some general guidelines for the FPCF version of a 'Strangers' project.
--Warren
I like you use of the the toned image, makes for a more mysterious affect. The contrast with the high rise in the back is very effective Carl
Dan
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