thephotosocietyのインスタグラム(thephotosociety) - 3月11日 06時36分

Photo by @davidalanharvey. Whenever the fog rolls in, I’ll go looking for a picture. Fog sublimates color, making every picture monochromatic no matter the setting. 90% of my work is people oriented, yet I love landscapes as an often welcome break from the inherent difficulties of photographing people. What’s been on my mind this week has been the horrific school shooting in Florida, yet I turned my eye to landscape instead of jumping on a plane to become one of dozens photojournalists on the scene. An escape from the daily chaos? Probably. I pay attention to what’s happening in the world and I care, yet I often struggle with what to DO. The camera is a powerful tool to create awareness of events that shape us or equally can be used to remind us of nature all around. I’m staying mostly at home these days to work on a couple of book layouts. Assembling photographs already taken. Yet I also shoot everyday. It’s always a dilemma. Shoot or edit/design. Obviously one must do both and knowing when to do what is an art in itself. Time management. Luckily I have nature all around, so she is always a subject. Fog comes and goes quickly. The daily news cycle as well. It’s more than any of us can handle. I implore my students to go where their heart is. To do what they MUST do. Today I only went over the dunes to the bay. It was as far as I could see.

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