More Echoes
Today was essentially the last day of shooting for the first phase of the Echoes of My Grandmother project. I’m going to break now for a few days to assess the future of the project, and make some conceptual decisions on the direction I want to go. One of the images I tried to create today was one I’ve had previsualized for weeks now. As so often happens, it didn’t work out. It’s entirely possible that I composed the photograph wrong, and for sure I’ll try to fix it before finishing up. That said, it’s possible I won’t be able to fix it. And if that’s the case, it’s fine. I’ve got the photo out of my head now, and I can move on.
Two images today. A Lighthouse in Pewter and Roses in Ceramic is one of several possible images featuring Grandma’s Royal Doulton, and Pastime, from earlier today, pays tribute to one of Grandma’s favorite hobbies.
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