Back in April 2014 we travelled by train from Montreal to New York.
I did write a very brief post about this experience at the time but what I want to revisit here is a series of particular photographs in the order they were taken, similar to a very short storyboard of images that need to seen together.
Considering the length of the journey It's a snap shot of a short moment in time.
The reason I've pulled these images out is that there's something quite magical about the quality of light that occurred as the day was beginning to draw in.
These muted blue grey tones mixed with the hazy light impacted with a filmic atmosphere.
Despite the fact this was two years ago I still recall the mood that filled the air.
As we slowly crawled past the industrial aggregate site with masses of materials piled up sitting against the stark concrete structures and the highly engineered bridge dotted into the vast landscape.
This part of the journey instantly pulled my attention away from my book or internal thinking and immediately resonated quiet still and minimal.
Something I'm often striving to capture in my work.
I did write a very brief post about this experience at the time but what I want to revisit here is a series of particular photographs in the order they were taken, similar to a very short storyboard of images that need to seen together.
Considering the length of the journey It's a snap shot of a short moment in time.
The reason I've pulled these images out is that there's something quite magical about the quality of light that occurred as the day was beginning to draw in.
These muted blue grey tones mixed with the hazy light impacted with a filmic atmosphere.
Despite the fact this was two years ago I still recall the mood that filled the air.
As we slowly crawled past the industrial aggregate site with masses of materials piled up sitting against the stark concrete structures and the highly engineered bridge dotted into the vast landscape.
This part of the journey instantly pulled my attention away from my book or internal thinking and immediately resonated quiet still and minimal.
Something I'm often striving to capture in my work.