Gregory writes: >John Mason (A TOADS on Main Street (A very graphic >image. Aside from the vibrant sky, the monochrome >buildings with their many angles and that >fabulous reverse angle light standard are punctuated >by a patch of intense green weeds, a rusty red sign >and orange lane stripes. To me a very effective use of >color and composition. Yay. Wow. Thanks much, Gregory. I liked this pic, but wasn't sure anyone would agree. Some of you might have noticed that this is the first gallery pic I've submitted wasn't about music and musicians. In this photo (one of a series), I'm trying to find a way into another of my obsessions, which I've only recently learned has a name--temporary, obsolete, abandoned, or derelict sites (TOADS). I'm also consciously playing with form/color/texture for the first time since picking up a camera again, three years ago, after a 20 year hiatus. Funny... Most of the stuff I've been looking at recently (Evans, Callahan) is B&W. The exception in Eggleston. --John (middle-aged dog trying to learn new tricks) ===== J. Mason, Charlottesville, Virginia New Pics, Greg Howard Band at Starr Hill Music Hall: http://www.greghoward.com/sights/stills/starrhill/ __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Sign up for SBC Yahoo! Dial - First Month Free http://sbc.yahoo.com
