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What is it about Bridges?

Jason — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 10:30:17 +0000

As the popularity of this theme continues to grow, I am really having more fun culling through my own archives, and have several ideas for actually getting out and shooting even more “themed” sets. However, today, I present to you (courtesy of my wife, who astutely remembered that I shoot a lot of…):

Bridges

What is it About Rocks?

Jason — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 10:30:46 +0000

Hmmm….seems I have a new series theme going on here – people keep asking when the next series will be posted and are also asking me for specific series sets of photos. I am not sure I have the library of images to accommodate everything, but that just gives me motivation for subject matter whenever I go out shooting again! So, if you have a series that you’d like to see from me – suggest it in the comments or via email! For the time being, here’s another popular set from the library of yours truly:

Rocks

There’s the latest “set” for everyone’s viewing enjoyment. Feel free to leave feedback in the comments with your thoughts as we are always learning from one another! Happy shooting and we’ll see you back here again tomorrow!

What is it about Windows?

Jason — Fri, 19 Feb 2010 05:43:11 +0000

No, I am not talking about Operating Systems, rather I am talking about a follow-up to yesterday’s photo post with the theme of “Water”. You see, another recurring theme for me is windows of buildings. Taken from various angles and in various lighting conditions, and all over the place, ranging from South Carolina, to Colorado, Mexico, and various points in between, here’s a random sampling of windows I’ve captured in camera:

There you have it – just a random sampling of “Windows” as I’ve seen them over the last 5 years. Got your own archives of thematic images? Anything that has captured your fancy consistently over time? Share your own themes and photos in the comments (remember, you can upload to the comments now)! Happy shooting, and don’t forget about the February contest going on in the Flickr thread – a 16×20 print canvas is at stake. Get your photos in while there’s still time!