Tuesday, June 30, 2015

Dignity

A photographer has the responsibility to  preserve a subject's dignity. One must engage the subject and never take surreptitious shots especially with long lenses. In  this manner the subject's dignity is preserved or even increased. The conversion to Black and withe gave additional power to this image.


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 Looks like the last of the foliage here in North East Pennsylvania. Too bad, winter is just around the corner.

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