“Imagination is more important than knowledge” — by Joe Reifer
Night photography: “Imagination is more important than knowledge”
Joe Reifer
Night photography, abandoned places, desert ruins, 360 panoramas, and artistic inspiration
“Imagination is more important than knowledge” — by Joe Reifer
Great sticker. Hey, what’s that shadow along the fender of the car on the left? I can’t figure it out but it looks cool.
This car is in the NW part of the yard – shadow is from the sodium vapor streetlight on the 395 frontage road. I think it’s from a mirror, but I’m not certain.
I am glad to see you are up at 2:37 am posting pictures after a long night of shooting in the yeard! I am stoked for the April workshop! Do you give a Chocodile this time??
That was so much fun – glad you’re excited for next month – me too! The Fastrip was out of Chocodiles, and we don’t have another source. There was a stunning image shot with a fisheye lens that would’ve taken the prize though.
who took that image? Hope it will be posted to the Flickr group!?
The winning image was by portrait photographer Kerry Souza. Not sure if she’s on Flickr. I’m going to ask if I can feature the image on my blog though.
Also, one of the workshop participants discovered they have Chocodiles at the local Albertson’s — so we’re all set for April!
Maybe you should by a case of chocodiles in case they run out too. They last forever anyway, don’t they?
When it comes to night photography, imagination IS more important than knowledge.