I have wandered the streets of my hometown for years taking pictures. Often I find myself at a loss, like I am running out of subjects. This sometimes leads to pressing the shutter when I know the image won’t be good, and that is not something I like doing but it happens…a lot. I suppose at this point I am delving into the nooks and crannies of Bristol and here are some of the results.
A couple conversing under the Thames Street Landing Tent
The beautiful infrastructure of the waterfront tent
A braided rug factory somehow manages to survive in our town
A kid riding his bike on Thames
A lighting fixture in the waterfront tent
There is an art gallery in the Robin Rug building too
Alayne White’s Wonder Woman
I have been doing it for 50 years now…still find new subject matter pretty much every time I go out…
Sage words Butch. And very true. I have walked the Providence River countless times, and unexpectedly came across the band practicing the other night. I am getting better at asking strangers for portraits too, I enjoy that very much. Most of the recent portraits have been people fishing from the pier or shore. It’s an easy intro, talk about the catch, strike up a little conversation and then, a portrait!