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Patience
I took this photograph last summer. I’m not so patiently waiting for the return of summer and all the fun that it brings. I was drawn to the corn because of the contrast between the vibrant, youthful colour and its life stage.
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Blur
I was pulling focus when I was taking photos last summer. In this photograph I was trying to make the background blurry with the focus on the twigs in the bottom left area. I find that the almost entirely blurred photograph kind of works better than with more elements in focus.
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Rustic
I was interested by the veins in the leaf. I reduced the saturation in this photo because I wanted it to be a bit murky.
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Country Driving
I was interested by the car driving on the peaceful country road. I’ve been really drawn to monochrome photography lately because the world looks differently without colour.
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Confusing Beauty
I converted this photo into b&w to focus more on the shapes and outlines. I also flipped it so that the perspective was a bit different.
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Swoosh
I saw a basketball net when I was wandering around. I was interested by the different shapes and felt that monochrome would work better than colour.
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Waiting
Mailboxes always seem to be waiting for someone or something. I think their main skill is patience.
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Lonely No More
I was interested by the different shapes in the alley. The empty alley felt a bit lonely. With the light shining down, it made it feel like something was going to change.
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Dancing at Dusk
I took this photo at dusk. I was interested by the silhouette of the plants dancing in the wind.
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Waterfront
I took this photo in Toronto around dusk. I was interested by the reflections on the icy water. There is a cold, yet peaceful feeling when surrounded by water.
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Alhambra
I took this photo when I visited the Alhambra in Spain. I was interested by the architecture and shapes.
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