Interesting structures, abstract images, especially in unexpected objects or places, inspire the photographer in me. I like bold, simple shapes. Geometric forms, lines, and angles get my attention. Add texture and overlay strong shadows and I’m hooked.
Imagine my glee when I had the opportunity to photograph a defunct blast furnace. Several acres of tanks and pipes, pulleys and gears, thousands of rivets marching along meandering dotted lines, and rust. Willy Wonka gone nuts. On my first visit, the bright, milk-white sky allowed for beautiful, almost shadowless images. Great portraits of furnaces and boilers, pipes and cables.
But I wanted more. In my mind’s eye, I was seeing grittier images with texture and strong shadowplay. My vision was realized during my next visit. A bright, sunny winter’s day. The harsh light enabled me to show the heart and bones of this old furnace. From tight abstract shots to longer views, her character and grittiness show through.
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What a fab series. What jumps out at me is the texture, and the subtlety of the pinks and greens.
Thanks for your kind words. I had a lot of fun with the project.
As you can magne, I love these. Wonderful, imaginative work.
Thanks so much, Lynn.
Wow. Incredible images. I love them. The light is perfect. I think I like the third and the last the most. 🙂
It’s hard for me to pick a favorite. There is some aspect of each I really like. Thanks, Marie.
Great images Ron. You have an incredible eye for the beauty in something most of us would just pass by.
Thank you, Carolyn. You’re too kind.
Interesting images, especially the gentleness through the color and light as well as the composition. Thank you for sharing your work.
Thank you, Brenda, for your thoughtful comment.
I love them!! i can feel it, the things you wanna us to know.
Thank you, Briant.
I like the light and the subtle colours.
Thank you much, Trudie
fantastic shots… really powerful and full of interest, congrats!
THank you very much, Tim.
I wanted to add my thanks to for being able to see the art you created. This is art photography at its finest, please may I see some more?
Thank you for your kind comments. My apologies for not replying sooner.