And I’m blinded by the neon
Don’t try and change my tune
I thought I heard a saxophone
I’m drunk on the moon
Tom Waits
Drunk on the Moon
Author: Tobias M. Schiel
Abstract arts lover, Jazz enthusiast, mystery buff, compulsive reader - and how do I get it all into pictures? Photography has been a good way over the last couple of years.1. .
Arrival
Down to the Pool
Undecided
Situation
Is it just me or does this reverberate with the lens artists’ challenge #331 – resilience?
Afloat
Start
Happy new year!
Ralentissez!
Slow down. Relax. Have a merry Christmas.
Last Chance
Lens-artists challenge #329: I am not entirely sure what’s happening in this picture because I was putting the focus on composition rather than narrative. However, the figures’ poses seem to hint at seomething last chance-y..
Hand-to-Hand
Busted!
Late Night at the Bar Royal
Last Orders!
Two-Lane Highway
Addams‘ Cat
“Relax! The bugs have been taken care of.”
How to Make a Faceless Self Portrait (With Dog)
These miniature scenes do not happen out of the blue. I am an amateur photographer. I love wearing that type of cap. People have to wait for my while I take a photo. And yes, I have photographed shop windows before.
Scanning my photos for proof, I found some pictures that fit the bill. Looking back even made me realize I hid my face in my real-life self portraits as well.
I think when we photograph we always do it with thousands of pictures in our heads, even if we do not have them all before our inner eye in the moment we release the shutter.
Left: “A Picture With Me in It” (2012), right: “Junk” (2009)
CSI
Shocked, Stunned and Bewildered
A happy coincidence: This picture is part of a sequence, and it is ready to be shared just the moment lens-artist Leya announced this week’s challenge #319: Setting a Mood.
Meaningful Location
In case you would like to peek behind the scenes, I wrote about the conversion of a miniature warehouse into a miniature museum here.
empire of lights 