The clouds lay low and the air is August thick with humidity. I waded through the morning, dragged down by the lingering threads of the night's dreams and looking for inspiration.
I decided to complete a photography exercise as a way to keep working on my 365 project, and doing work, my work, would help me shake the dreams.
The Exercise:
Stand in the center of a room, or wherever you happen to be. Make
photographs only of subjects that happen to be within 15 feet (or 10, or
5) of where you’re standing. Give yourself a time limit. Exhaust all
possibilities. Get as many images as you can using only that area before
moving on. This kind of exercise forces you to really look at things
and work to compose interesting images.
I chose my basement, aka "studio," as a room to start in; and I gave myself 30 minutes. I struggled with the light and spent a lot of time worrying over composition.
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Have not yet done this exercise but I probably would also pick my studio. Yours seems more organized. Love your pinup board.
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