Photographing things that don’t move. The importance of texture, color, orchestration. Homage to painting and music. Quiet pursuit.
Sometimes I think photography of this nature is a form of meditation. Using digital equipment broadens the experience with instant feedback and multiple opportunities for intercepting many images from all the alternatives.
Ultimately photographs with little or no narrative fall in with the imagination of the viewer, their story from their experience. Happy little thing, giving everyone a place to play.
Still, but life.–Charles Haynes
shadow strings
stoic ladies
weed wire
anthropologie leaves
porch flat
lowe plastic
block pile
block rectangle
goat window
double hydrangea dry
cardboard light
landscape block wall
Bio: I’ve been photographing as art since I returned from Vietnam in 1967. BS in Science and Art. MVA in Photography. Digital, archival.
Contact: http://www.haynes-photographs.com
