» Barcelona, Spain , May 17th, 1999
Photos of moving trains.
I try to take as many pictures as I can, with no direction in mind. These shot we’re taken as a train was passing through while standing on the platform. This kind of “accidental” photography can yield interesting compositions, color, and texture — which I use as springboards for personal and client projects.
Colors :
[...] I like Joshua Davis’ theory on taking lots of unaimed, unsolicited photos. I find myself doing the very same thing from time to time. (to time, to time). There are 100s more (and much stranger) on my iPhoto library on the Mac at the office, where I can easily pull them down from my camera phone. It’s a great source of inspiration, and if nothing else, is just fun. [...]
yes NITRO.
I take several of my images - which I run through this process :
http://www.joshuadavis.com/diary/2006/aspen-workshop
var myColors = [0x66665a, 0x918976, 0xac1201, 0x151714, 0xa3a185, 0xa4a58a, 0xa80f01, 0x9c1102, 0xa17253, 0x989482, 0xa31101, 0x61160c, 0xb11101, 0xa0a488, 0x2f3028, 0xa39e82, 0x2b1611, 0xb00e01, 0xa15334, 0xa7a285, 0x4e4f44, 0xa1270e, 0xa8a589, 0xa1a78c, 0x1b1c17, 0x22251e, 0xa0391d, 0x7c7c6e, 0xa61a05, 0x3c3e34, 0xab1503, 0x9e1a08];
is this related to the ‘color stripper’ tool?