May 1-31, 2007
Photos of the Month is on hiatus until further notice, but you can view our archived galleries here at the CameraArts Community.
Also, stop by our site to find out more about The CameraArts ShowCase Edition competition. This is your chance to appear on our cover!
Photos of the Month is on hiatus until further notice, but you can view our archived galleries here at the CameraArts Community.
Also, stop by our site to find out more about The CameraArts ShowCase Edition competition. This is your chance to appear on our cover!
Maple Shade, New Jersey 2007
by Jim Klukkert
#16 of 20
I so love the act of photographing, and I shoot a lot of film. Every once in a while, I make an image that seems to describe some aspect of my experience of life. These images are often fairly distant from the actual, presumably shared reality from which the image is drawn. Such a mystery, such a blessing.
Epson Archival Inkjet Print
Visit the photographer's website
by Jim Klukkert
#16 of 20
I so love the act of photographing, and I shoot a lot of film. Every once in a while, I make an image that seems to describe some aspect of my experience of life. These images are often fairly distant from the actual, presumably shared reality from which the image is drawn. Such a mystery, such a blessing.
Epson Archival Inkjet Print
Visit the photographer's website
Maple Shade, New Jersey 2007
by Jim Klukkert
#16 of 20
I so love the act of photographing, and I shoot a lot of film. Every once in a while, I make an image that seems to describe some aspect of my experience of life. These images are often fairly distant from the actual, presumably shared reality from which the image is drawn. Such a mystery, such a blessing.
Epson Archival Inkjet Print
Visit the photographer's website
by Jim Klukkert
#16 of 20
I so love the act of photographing, and I shoot a lot of film. Every once in a while, I make an image that seems to describe some aspect of my experience of life. These images are often fairly distant from the actual, presumably shared reality from which the image is drawn. Such a mystery, such a blessing.
Epson Archival Inkjet Print
Visit the photographer's website
Original size: 650px x 440px |
Current: 400px x 271px |
