When I was in Charlotte the other week I took this. Just an office building I walked by. I should have some new photos soon.
I have been debating about posting a photo I took the other Friday. When I started this photoblog I really wanted to get a lot of people with emotion in my photos. This thing really has grown in a different direction. I guess it's been more about perspective and composition than anything. I guess my personality and just learning camera math kept it from that...i decided to post the photo(s) but not as a photo for the blog...
So here's my story...
I came upon a wreck the other week. Traffic was backed up. After letting a few people in my lane I hit the gas. Of course, I had 'the guy trying to get over regardless if I was gonna stop or not'. I invited him to hit my car by not stopping. He probably came within an inch but did stop. He wasn't too happy so he gave me a nice hand gesture telling me where I could spend eternity. I decided to stop both lanes and have a few words with him. Well that was that.
Of course, I pulled out the camera after the altercation and switched to burst mode. So when he came by the second time, I pulled the camera up free handed and took a flurry of shots. He went from angry to confused to my best friend. He really didn't know what was going on with that huge wide angle in his face. I guess a camera can be very intimidating...
Love the story it tells. The wife's expression is really priceless. He should be more careful. There are a lot of crazy people in the world today.
And of course...
the SHOT
David Kapp @ 2006-01-25 13:40:39
See you man!
mistralcolors @ 2006-01-25 14:24:00
Second, the series is quite funny. Yes, given a chance to be themselves, most people soften; when shocked, their true colors show.
matt @ 2006-01-26 21:50:22