"Photographers deal in things which are continually vanishing and when they have vanished there is no contrivance on earth which can make them come back again." ~Henri Cartier-Bresson
When you use words, they also communicate a lot about you.
...I'm not making a political statement or anything like that. They're just some things that I came across today. They actually made me stop (and take a photo). Goes to show how powerful communication is.
Went out looking for a feature... shot these two but they're not running.
... and my one assignment for the day: Rebecca Craig/The New Mexican Sharon O'Shea plugs her ears as Joe Esparza demonstrates how do use the compound mider saw in a workshop for women who want to participate in Habitat for Humanity's Women Build at Lowe's on Thursday March 13, 2008.
Olivia Selvage,5, her twin sister Reina, her father and two dogs walked by at the end of derby practice and wanted to watch. After the derby girls ended practice Olivia and Reina took advantage of the roller hockey rink. Below, Olivia, and her dog Sammy fall behind while racing her sister. I myself was leaving and packing all of my thinks into my truck when I noticed the sun setting and the beams that were reflected on the fence, forming a triangle. I like the way it frames Olivia's little hooded figure and Sammy. This light lasted about 20 seconds.