Interruptions 3

This is one of a set of pictures i've been taking, collecting odd

foreground objects and shapes that make me feel a little odd, as if

the world may not be entirely real.

 

I'm not sure if it's what a lot of people would call fine art on here,

but I'm struggling for another category that would fit the whole set.

 

I've been taken them all in square format, using an old Bronica

camera, in black and white. Working in black and white gives me more

things to shoot, perhaps at the loss of the occasional bit of beauty.

It's also easier as the chemicals for development don't age as

quickly in the bottles under my sink. So it's partially convenience.

 

I take these pictures as a bit of private meditation, that is to say

that I don't feel compelled to share them widely, and shooting on film

helps maintain the laid back shooting approach. On the other hand

it's hard to resist the temptation to show them and any feedback would

help satisfy my itch for constant self improvement.

 

cheers!

I certainly think this qualifies as fine art. Wonderful. What is the purpose of the freestanding brick wall?

Okay - I'll cease worrying which section I should place it in :)

 

I think it's purpose in real life is to hide something, probably a bin, although it could just as easily hide a body!

I get the feeling this was very difficult to compose. It must be near impossible to keep all the horizontals horizontal and all the verticals vertical. Indeed, I find the foremost horizontal a little distracting.

Mmmm, I don't think all the things that could have been parallel were ... the builds they get to do the backs of carparks aren't the posh ones :)

I was referring to lens limitations as well as building limitations but I do take your point.