Photography

On My Way ~ Water Tower On My Way ~ Water Tower On My Way ~ Water Tower
On My Way ~ Snowy Road On My Way ~ Snowy Road On My Way ~ Snowy Road
On My Way ~ Firehouse On My Way ~ Firehouse On My Way ~ Firehouse
On My Way ~ trees and sun On My Way ~ trees and sun On My Way ~ trees and sun
On My Way ~ 31 On My Way ~ 31 On My Way ~ 31
On My Way ~ coke bottle On My Way ~ coke bottle On My Way ~ coke bottle
On My Way ~ road grass On My Way ~ road grass On My Way ~ road grass
On My Way ~ clear cut trees On My Way ~ clear cut trees On My Way ~ clear cut trees
On My Way ~ night house On My Way ~ night house On My Way ~ night house
On My Way ~ shed and river On My Way ~ shed and river On My Way ~ shed and river
On My Way ~ brush and trailer On My Way ~ brush and trailer On My Way ~ brush and trailer
On My Way ~ the river On My Way ~ the river On My Way ~ the river
On My Way ~ winter path On My Way ~ winter path On My Way ~ winter path
On My Way ~ icy windshield On My Way ~ icy windshield On My Way ~ icy windshield
On My Way ~ woman walking On My Way ~ woman walking On My Way ~ woman walking
This series of images was taken over the last few months on the three-mile drive between my home in Greenfield, and Hallmark Institute of Photography. Some photos are from within my car, some are
taken from the roadside, but none were taken more than twenty feet from the street in which I travel everyday.
I chose a panoramic format to better represent each scene and more closely resemble the characteristics of sight. The typical format of most cameras constrains the observer to a specific subject, eliminating the periphery. This became an important part of each image.
Constantly looking at my surroundings made me see the seemingly mundane and ordinary backdrop with a different eye. My commute to and from Hallmark took on a more mystical and surreal perspective.
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