johnclaybrook

A Closer Look

A Closer Look

I have been photographing lines, shadows, and shapes of architecture a lot of the past year. I have just recently moved this idea into macro. Taking mundane o...
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I have been photographing lines, shadows, and shapes of architecture a lot of the past year. I have just recently moved this idea into macro. Taking mundane objects and capturing them in a way to produce art. We can see art in anything if we remove the subject from objectivity. I am working on multiple ways to view subjects not only on their own but with both light and shadow as well.
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Canon EOS 77D

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Aperture f/2.8 ISO 100 Shutter 1/200 Focal Length 100/1

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Sep, 2018

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This photo represents grief. A husband reaches out to hold the hand of his wife, looking over, he realizes she is gone. In spirit she appears, still

Spotted this little one roaming the corn of Kansas. Just as his adventure came to a climax, it sat and wiggled the antenna, searching for more foliag

Down the hidden dirt roads of Kansas.

The idea of light transforming through time. From candle light to the light bulb. Our future of technology is bright and our ideas continue to shape o

Birds nest in the crevices of the rock formation. I waited and waited as I watched a bird watch me. Eventually the bird few the nest. The moment I

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Getting a closer look at mundane everyday objects.

Say hello to Arilus cristatus. A wheel bug found in meadows and crop fields. This one was found on a sunflower in Kansas, USA. They love to eat Caterp

For 3 years I had drove past this sunflower field daily without ever stopping to enjoy. The day finally came, although it was cloudy, I still insiste

Like father like son, from the depths of char they rise together.

Animals, Nature, Metal, Space, Life, all of these are located in this image

You can see a face in the clouds just before the storm hit. The face of the storm.

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Water overflowing a rock on all sides, the lights reflection is so strong that some believed the water overflowing the right side was metal. Do not b

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