I want to shoot an autodocumentary. Kinda like a photo autobiography. But much of my life is routine and when I’m at work, I’m shooting for work so it is hard to shoot my autobiography there. I’ve been shooting a lot of stuff w/ my G10 when I’m not shooting for assignments. However, my photo standards are getting so high, that really most shots are somewhat uninteresting to me. That is, I am getting very picky about my photo selection. Especially since most things in my life are routine.
For example people post lots of great food shots. I’ve taken some food shots, but it seems that unless it documents life in it, I’m beginning to find pictures uninteresting, not worthy of posting.
Sooo … here are mine from work .. ‘cuz that’s all about life :P
Here’s a kid getting rejected as he goes up for a shot or layup.
I can’t believe they traded Zac Rinaldo. He was one of the most energetic guys on the team. From a photographer’s perspective, some days, the Majors seem like they are asleep and there was nothing to shoot, then Rinaldo will throw a couple of big hits to wake everyone up.
I only take the originals. This kid, Jake Springstead, was cheering for the Majors and I caught this expression. After getting his details, the other kids found out I was shooting for the News and cheered every so often taking a glance at me to see if I was taking their picture. No. I only take the original, naturals. =P And he’s now famous in the city as he’s front page in today’s issue.
Ok, found two non-work photos that might be worthy of posting.
While snow is good, there really is too much snow this winter.
And more chilling … it’s tough to make chilling shots artsy, getting something more than just a snapshot, while not setting anything up.
Yet it is quite a part of this photo autobiography.
