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| After the sun has gone Elginfield, ON July 2021 This photo originally shared on Instagram |
Like this fast, reflective shot of Henrietta 2.0 after I finished shooting the sunset with the Nikon and prepared to head home.
It’s a hastily captured smartphone pic, and I took it to remember what it felt like to be there as the sun slipped below the ridge to the west and the sky gradually faded into night.
Like the test shot I shared last week, this meta photo tells a different, yet no less important, part of the story.
Is it remotely artistic or frameworthy? Nah. But it’s just as central to capturing more than mere pixels. I can almost smell the farms that bordered this busy restaurant parking lot.
Photography as trigger. Hmm, maybe this deserves further exploration.
If you’ve got a smartphone, how are you using it to tell more of the story?
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Related:
Red-tinged reflection in a parking lot, April 2019
Henrietta 2.0 gets wet, July 2018
Blue. Shiny. Handled. July 2018
Thematic Photographic 132 - Curves, January 2011
Stop and freeze the sky, January 2011
Roadside reflection, August 2007
A car, personified, June 2005
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