sebastian.k.strand
In the hundreds
I walked past these long poles in a communal agriculture project and they grabbed my attention. Used for growing hops. Very graphic against the sky. When I had a chance to go back with my camera it was sunset on a clear day. Quite a few lessons to be learned from trying to compose these sticks with their myriad of possibilities. Trying to make shapes out of them in different ways. If I had to choose one from the day it would have to be this one for some reason. I think because the light enhances the shape that the poles make and also that they go from silhouette on the right to almost the opposite on the left. I'll see what you think!
In the hundreds
I walked past these long poles in a communal agriculture project and they grabbed my attention. Used for growing hops. Very graphic against the sky. When I had a chance to go back with my camera it was sunset on a clear day. Quite a few lessons to be learned from trying to compose these sticks with their myriad of possibilities. Trying to make shapes out of them in different ways. If I had to choose one from the day it would have to be this one for some reason. I think because the light enhances the shape that the poles make and also that they go from silhouette on the right to almost the opposite on the left. I'll see what you think!