iPhone photo of the day . . .

One of the few things I brought home from my father's house was a pair of chairs. I think my mom and dad bought them when we were stationed in Carlisle, Pennsylvania for a year. I've always liked their lines. Naturally, no one can sit on them because they're a tad wobbly, but nevertheless, they look pretty cool.

The other morning I noticed the shadows on the wall directly behind this chair and shot the scene with the iPhone 6+. Subsequently processed with Snapseed. One of the better cellphone photos I've created so far . . .

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Stillness

“I think that what makes a photograph so powerful is the fact that, as opposed to other forms, like video or motion pictures, it is about stillness. I think the reason a person becomes a photographer is because they want to take it all and compress it into one particular stillness. When you really want to say something to someone, you grab them, you hold them, you embrace them. That’s what happens in this still form.”   - Joel-Peter Witkin

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