The one I considered the third doesnt have any people in it... It was
all blue and blurry...
But the office one was interesting too... But it was a view of a world I
really dislike...
The beauty salon was terrific
Getting back into artistic endevoursare a good way to come with family
sadness I think... and best friend loss even worse.. at least
parents are older and it isn't unexpected... I'm remembering the last
time I saw you it was because of coming to Chicago to
go to my best friend's funeral... at least I'm still in touch with her
kids and grandkids... it helps...
big hugs,
ann
On 4/17/2016 7:23 PM, Christine Aguila wrote:
Thanks, Ann! That third one is odd. The man was standing inside this
storefront business just looking around the room. Difficult to tell just
exactly what the business is though. The business was closed, and he just
stood their staring. He never knew he was being photographed as well. He was
definitely wrapped up in his thoughts.
No statement trying to be made about the bank shot—just all coincidental. Had
a giggle over the 1st one: you don’t see beauty parlors like that one much
these days. Clearly, one wouldn't use the word salon to describe it! :-).
I hope to get back into the groove—and soon. Lately, I’ve been very
self-conscious about shooting people/street photography—I’m in some kind
insecure/self-conscious place, which I don’t quite understand, especially, when
I think about all the stuff I’ve shot up until this past year or so.
Sometimes I think it’s clearly me just feeling insecure. Other times I think it’s
some negative-people-vibe I “think" I’m sensing when I’m out in public. Maybe
it’s both. Maybe it’s neither, and I’ve just been in a creative funk.
The end of the semester is soon approaching, and I truly plan to spend the
summer on some creative projects. I am feeling better. It’s been a tough
time. Dad died. Mom is now in a nursing home. Still stunned my best friend
died last year. But I do think I’m definitely starting to feel my old self
again—so no need to worry—I’m cheerfully moving forward. I’ll definitely be
more engaged with PDML—and it feels good! Have missed you guys tons!
Cheers, Christine
On Apr 17, 2016, at 5:51 PM, ann sanfedele <ann...@nyc.rr.com> wrote:
Nice to see you back in the groove, lady --
I like the first two especially... then the third...
wondered if you were making a statement with the "no turn on red" and the red
bank sign... is MB bank bad? or was it jsut that it was
a bank... and red is bad of course..
ann
On 4/17/2016 6:02 PM, Jack Davis wrote:
Very nice, Christine!
J
----- Original Message -----
From: "Christine Aguila" <christ...@caguila.com>
To: "PDML" <pdml@pdml.net>
Sent: Sunday, April 17, 2016 2:50:13 PM
Subject: GESO incidental interiors and exteriors
An odd little GESO of interiors and exteriors taken at dusk the other night
while walking to the pub. Felt good to carry the camera again. It’s been a
long time since shooting—and I aim to change that.
By the bye, I found the documentary on Annie Leibowitz very interesting. You
can catch it on iTunes.
http://caguilaphotography.com/interiorexterior/index.html
Cheers, Christine
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