Austin, Texas: Shapes and Shadows
I’ve traveled a lot this year.
On the way to the airport, this time to Austin, Texas, for a conference, I thought, “I’ve used this parking garage an awful lot lately.”
It’s not a bad thing. I love to travel, and these trips have allowed me to try out more street photography than I usually do.
Back home, my pictures are mostly people-less. A city like Austin, though, lets me walk around an urban environment and practice in the streets.
My Austin trip was so inspiring (and warm – it was a perfect 70-80 degrees and sunny in mid-November, much warmer than Michigan) that I went out to shoot every chance I could. That gave me a ton of photos to select, organize, and process.
Consider this the first post in a series of albums from Austin – this time focusing on light/shadow, my usual go-to when out shooting. Look for more traditional street shots, with people, and others from around Austin in the next few weeks.
Shot on the Canon M6 and EF-M 22mm and 32mm lenses.
