You Never Forget Your First by wysiwig
Close
Hover over top left image to zoom.
Click anywhere to exit.
Members remain the original copyright holder in all their materials here at Renderosity. Use of any of their material inconsistent with the terms and conditions set forth is prohibited and is considered an infringement of the copyrights of the respective holders unless specially stated otherwise.
Description
In ancient times, when humans still wrote on clay tablets, I lived and worked in San Francisco. One day I saw something that begged to be captured on film (anyone remember film?) I asked my boss if he would take the picture. He loaned me a camera and told me to take the picture myself. So this is the image that got me started as a photographer. You'll notice that even the trees are portable.
Comments (6)
DarkStormCrow
Excellent , thanks for sharing, well done...
Fidelity2
It's Really Cool. 5+!
sandra46
superb B/W! great shot!
lucindawind
awesome ! I remember my first shot also ..
Ionel
Cool!
anahata.c
So this got you started. And I do remember film (I did darkroom work back then, but not photography---and btw, I ruined more fine pictures than you can imagine. It's all in my book, to come out this May.) (I'm lying, there's no book.) I love this. It doesn't have the clarity you'd eventually acquire, but your street eye and journalistic eye is alive and jumping here. I love the old truck and the overall'd guy---something straight out of the old Depression photographs. In front of "Armenian," "Chinese Voice", Chinese calligraphic characters, and "The Whole World"---with a "Sold" sign right next to that: That's street shooting, dude. And the right side tapers into some old rustic fronts and windows...It really does feel like one of the old FSA Depression Era photos (Farm Security Administration---but now I realize you probably know all about that, so forget I even explained it). I can't believe this is your first shot. I'd show you mine, but I don't want to induce suicidal tendencies in you. Wonderful first foray. You had the eye all the way back then! Tara was right about these...