Hallowed be the mundane

July 16, 2013 • 18 Comments

Standing at the top of the ladder looking over the used car lot all I could think was “this is going to be a routine shot.” But then I just waited while the breeze blew the green, yellow, red, and blue pennants crisscrossing above the cars. Customers walked slowly around, speaking to each other in low, buzzing tones like a bunch of bees pollinating a meadow of blossoming clover. I took all of this in with an almost detached, dream-like sense of floating from on top of the ladder. Then suddenly all hell broke loose, and I started snapping away with my camera.

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