My walks around our neighborhood are generally short and later in the afternoon or early evening. The light is a bit softer, quieter, warmer, highly directional, and weaker in power. Therefore the photographs are also a bit quieter and darker in tone as I prefer to convey this mood. But they all reflect the qualities of this neighborhood which … [Read More...]
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