Wednesday, October 30, 2024
Thursday, October 24, 2024
Theater lighting
Both decorative and theatrical lighting at the Florida Theater in downtown Jacksonville Florida. The historic 1927 theater was recently restored and updated. Stage lighting is now all LED providing more efficiency and flexibility. There was also plaster repairs and a complete repainting as well as new seating. Turns out modern theater goers need wider seats than was provided a hundred years ago.
Labels:
Architecture,
Florida,
Historic,
Jacksonville,
Lights,
Theater
Friday, October 18, 2024
Color
Well, to break my run of black & white I had to really blast some color. Somehow this unusual shot appeals to me not so much as a photo but as design. I am sure most people would not purposely shoot this framing but the intense color and contrast appeals to me... so that is the story I am sticking with.
Labels:
Art,
Color,
Museum,
Red,
St. Augustine
Location:
King St, St. Augustine, FL 32084, USA
Monday, October 14, 2024
STOP
There are three stop signs in this photo... can you spot them all? (Click image to enlarge)
Really what this is saying is "stop with the black & white". Maybe I got a little carried away with all the monochrome photos but I do have a renewed interest in that look. So stay tuned for a return to color, at least some of the time.
Location:
Nocatee, FL 32081, USA
Tuesday, October 8, 2024
Frame shadow
I sometimes wonder if the artwork frame should get a mention in the museum title card. The intricate detail and amazing piecing and mitering is really quite extraordinary, yet it is only there to support the painting. Who makes these frames?
Location:
King St, St. Augustine, FL 32084, USA
Monday, September 30, 2024
High Reach
Not sure why I am attracted to construction but it does lend to be unordinary opportunities for lines, textures, and not seen every day equipment and angles.
Labels:
Black and White,
Construction,
Jacksonville Beach
Saturday, September 21, 2024
To my right
As I sit at my computer, and turn to the right, this is what I see in with late afternoon sun. Hope you enjoy your everyday simple sights too.
Tuesday, September 17, 2024
Expired
This rose was fresh and fragrant ten days ago but, as expected, it is now dried up and looking diminished. If I had presented this flower, in this condition, to my wife for our anniversary I think she would not have been pleased, Yet, one could argue that even now a certain beauty persists. Similar to the aging process us humans undergo, time imprints its mark, but our essence remains beautiful, although transformed.
It is worth noting that the image was captured utilizing the macro lens of my iPhone 15 Pro, which the device automatically selected. The advancements in mobile photography are nothing short of remarkable. No longer a novelty, smartphones have evolved to adeptly handle many photographic situations.
Labels:
B&W,
Close-up,
Flowers,
iPhone 15 Pro
Location:
Nocatee, FL 32081, USA
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