hyperfocalimaging
L1001538
Roadies - Series
"Roadies! - No, not that kind..."
My love of street photography has transformed my daily drives into a world where anything is possible. All of these photos are taken while driving in a style of street photography that I've created as a method of challenging myself to produce artwork in spite of not giving myself the time to walk around in an urban setting to take photos in a classical sense of the style. This has left me with the task of overcoming many challenges that make this body of work unique. Freezing time and motion while traveling anywhere from 10 to 90 MPH in a vehicle, reliance on manually zone focusing with various cameras and lenses for where I believe the subject of my photos will appear, various depth of different lenses when stopped down to a particular aperture, high ISO for images taken at minimally lit hours around dawn and dusk, high levels of cropping and straightening images to best compose a shot that falls short, the reflections present when shooting through the vehicle's windows, color anomalies when using polarizer filters, and a wealth of other things with metering, available light, and more.
This series is special to me for all these challenges and more.
L1001538
Roadies - Series
"Roadies! - No, not that kind..."
My love of street photography has transformed my daily drives into a world where anything is possible. All of these photos are taken while driving in a style of street photography that I've created as a method of challenging myself to produce artwork in spite of not giving myself the time to walk around in an urban setting to take photos in a classical sense of the style. This has left me with the task of overcoming many challenges that make this body of work unique. Freezing time and motion while traveling anywhere from 10 to 90 MPH in a vehicle, reliance on manually zone focusing with various cameras and lenses for where I believe the subject of my photos will appear, various depth of different lenses when stopped down to a particular aperture, high ISO for images taken at minimally lit hours around dawn and dusk, high levels of cropping and straightening images to best compose a shot that falls short, the reflections present when shooting through the vehicle's windows, color anomalies when using polarizer filters, and a wealth of other things with metering, available light, and more.
This series is special to me for all these challenges and more.