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June 16th, 2009
10:41 am - Hive photography
On Saturday and Sunday (13 and 14 June), I participated in a group experiment. Randomly during the day, participants got a text saying "Click!" (or variation thereof), and we were supposed to take a picture as spontaneously as possible. Here is my set. There's also a flickr pool of all the photographers, but I don't know how public it's intended to be.
My current thoughts:
I'd do this again, especially if there were more texts (7 to 10, instead of 4 or 5).
It made me think about how I spend my time.
It's amusing (or ironic) that both days, I didn't get a text at all while Julie and I were doing Something Special. However, being spontaneous and thinking about the project in general did affect what pictures I took while we were out and about. Yeah!
I'll have some more thoughts after I look through the pool and see other people's pictures.
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Interesting structure or process. Oblique strategies? I think that was the idea -- the spontaneity of taking the picture was more important than the technical quality. Not surprisingly, there are a lot of pictures of computer screens!
That sounds pretty cool, akshually. It was! One of the other participants lives in Seattle as well, and that was amusing to discover. |
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