The thing is, we generally have routines and see the same paths, rhythms and scenery every day. When I stop to look at these patterns, sometimes a new angle presents itself. When I alter the view a bit, a new image of the routine appears and that's when I try and snap the shutter. So, when I drive past a river doing errands in my day, its a brief part of the moment.
If I wake up early and see the same river at dawn, with new colors and mist coming off the water, its a whole different view of the same thing I tend to see day after day. That's the area I want to be in when I take the picture.
I'll post pictures and talk about techniques here, and encourage you to read from time to time if photography interests you at all.
As I always say when someone runs through my photos, thanks for looking.
Take care,
Chris
www.chriskiezphotography.com
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And, a Canadian company too! Support Canadian Made!
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