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CLondon52w50: PHOTOGRAPHER HIGHLIGHT: Dealer's Choice<br><br>From the C.London website: "Instead of me choosing a photographer for you to work off of, I’d like you to explore the work of another photographer. It doesn’t need to be someone of fame or import - it could even be another participant you met during this year. Create an image that is inspired by their work - and don’t forget to share who it is who inspired you!" <br><br>I have been following Detroit photographer Brian Day (https://www.brianday.org) for about 10 years. I'm not sure how to describe his work, but words like ethereal, evocative and dramatic come to mind. His self-portraits are particularly emotive.<br><br>One of my favorite series of Brian's is "Time Traveler". I don't have the clothing & props nor the photographic acumen to replicate a photo from Brian's series. Nonetheless, this image is an attempt to pay homage to the work of someone whom I admire.<br><br>Sony A7C f6.3 @ 1/125 50mm ISO 125<br>Tamron E 28-75mm F2.8<br><br>Photographed 12/17/21
CLondon52w50: PHOTOGRAPHER HIGHLIGHT: Dealer's Choice<br><br>From the C.London website: "Instead of me choosing a photographer for you to work off of, I’d like you to explore the work of another photographer. It doesn’t need to be someone of fame or import - it could even be another participant you met during this year. Create an image that is inspired by their work - and don’t forget to share who it is who inspired you!" <br><br>I have been following Detroit photographer Brian Day (https://www.brianday.org) for about 10 years. I'm not sure how to describe his work, but words like ethereal, evocative and dramatic come to mind. His self-portraits are particularly emotive.<br><br>One of my favorite series of Brian's is "Time Traveler". I don't have the clothing & props nor the photographic acumen to replicate a photo from Brian's series. Nonetheless, this image is an attempt to pay homage to the work of someone whom I admire.<br><br>Sony A7C f6.3 @ 1/125 50mm ISO 125<br>Tamron E 28-75mm F2.8<br><br>Photographed 12/17/21
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