All images copyright L.P.Lawhead unless otherwise noted. My photography is less about events than about what remains when they pass. I’m interested in restraint, attention, and the subtle ways everyday environments hold memory without asking for interpretation.
Tuesday, July 16, 2019
Over Alton Bridge
For some reason, I'm strangely drawn to photos with the sun in frame, and ofttimes dramatically underexposed. I dunno why, I just dig it. I don't linger too long, because I don't want t over heat my sensor. But man I think it's cool. It almost looks like moonlight reflected on the waters.
I remember way back in high school, reading that underexposing a couple of stops could increase the drama of sunset photos. So of course, on my backpacking trip, I took the concept to extreme. Back in the days of Ektachrome slide film...
Anyway, this was taken about 1/2 way between Melvin Price Lock and Dam and the Alton Bridge. From the bike trail along the levee. A little more than an hour before sunset. I posted it to 365project, and 1 person presumed it was a moon photo (he-he-he!).
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