Continuing the theme of cameraless photography, here are a couple more photographs that only exist in my head.
1) A 30-something, slightly overweight woman is sitting alone at a table, right next to the window of a restaurant. Her food, I think it was a plate of pasta, was just placed on the table by the server. For a split second he face was lit up by an very peculiar expression. It’s somewhat hard to describe, although it would have been plain as day on a photograph. Yes, the woman know that her problems are not going to go away, and in fact that plate of rich food will fill her with guilt afterward. But meanwhile, for a short period of time, although it’s a very bad substitute for happiness, it will have to do. Yep, it will have to do.
2) A big burly construction worker, all sweaty and unshaven, in his work pants, dirty shirt and Timberlands that have seen a few construction sites. On his head sits a hardhat decorated with two decals. They are elegant white Apple stickers, the kind that geeks like to put on Wintel boxes.
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Evocative. I think you might call these “flash memories,” for short.
Nice website, I have saved your RSS feed to keep an eye out. I like your photos of NY – Never been there but I have a friend that lives there. Who doesn’t right?
I shoot with a D70 myself, some of my photos are @ http://www.veirs.net/photography
Will consider adding you to my links when I get around to it.
Peace
I wonder if anyone else is doing this too though.
Thank you.
Perhaps I shall start, myself, although on a suburban beat.
I saw one nearly ten years ago that I still kick myself over. It was at a big arts festival in town. There was a cop-car parked sideways across the street, to block traffic from the festival. It was a beautiful, sunny day, and a pretty female officer was reclining on the hood of the police cruiser. She was wearing her uniform, with handcuffs, pistol, etc., and she was eating a great big cone of pink cotton candy.
Now I ALWAYS carry a camera with me.
That’s a good one. Kind of reminded me of this picture.