I shot this walking back from my day in Central Park when we were in New York back in October. I was looking through the pictures with my wife the other night, skimming through them, and this one caught her eye. I’d glanced at it quickly before, but the more I looked, the more I liked it, probably because of the detail hiding in the shadows. Hidden details. We don’t always see them in our own work, do we? There’s a good reminder, I thought, of how valuable it is to have others checking out your work, seeing it differently and sometimes more clearly than we might ourselves.
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James Brush is a teacher and writer who lives in Austin, TX. He tries to get outside as much as possible.
Beautiful photo, the light is wonderful. Great advice too about always getting someone else to look at our work, the extra pair of eyes is invaluable
Thanks, Juliet.