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Photo reblogged from peter nicholson

peter-nicholson-photography:

this was my afternoon, today.

this was my afternoon, today.

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Photoset reblogged from But I digress....

Since no one in the history of the world has ever photographed leaves and trees on a Fall day in New England, I thought I should knock off a couple.

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Photo reblogged from Greg Meuse Photography

(Source: gregmeuse)

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Photo reblogged from a man with a past

poboh:

Rue St Vincent, Old Montmartre Paris,

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Photo reblogged from Brooklyn Theory

brooklyntheory:

Summer Fun, Bushwick

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Photo reblogged from Brooklyn Theory

brooklyntheory:

11:14, Grand Central Terminal, NYC

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Photo reblogged from notes from my life

notesfromylife:

granted on Flickr.

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Photo reblogged from Hobo Soup

hobosoup:

Late night painting.

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Photo reblogged from PIPITOGRAPHER.

pipitographer:

Spring.

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Photo reblogged from PIPITOGRAPHER.

pipitographer:

PHOTOGRAPHY, or THE NATURAL ORDER OF THINGS.

There are a million photos of ferris wheels. This one isn’t particularly special. But as I was going through my recent shots, it made me realize that in many ways the secret to photography is to simplify. Take as much out of the shot as you can and have it still mean something. It stems from our desire to give the world some kind of natural order. It feels like our culture is on a general trend to simplify — in design and in life and general. There’s too much bullshit. Photography lets us edit out that bullshit. And keep it simple. I think it’s that mindset that makes people gravitate to shots like this. it feels refreshing. If not as well lit as it should be. But i’ll save that for another day.