March 15, 2020
Photography
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Days of Life: 001

Quick snaps of things, of life, of moments.

Some day to day photos.

No filters.

No edits.

Ive recently been obsessed with the balance of negative space, positive space, and how both the natural and man made world can strike a balance between the two.

These were all quick snaps with my phone of scenes and moments that I found interesting in the world.

I often watch how colors integrate with one another and how light can effect them in things that we see in our every day lives

The sky is not payed enough attention to in photography. I’ve found that balancing a simple subject in the bottom of the frame with the sky is one of my favorite things to do in photos. It provides an entirely new perspective to how nature and man made objects interact with negative space.

Oh, and watch for the moon.

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