METERS // JEAN L // FORM AND SPACE

So… I was walking around at the point back to my car after dropping off my mixxtape to a friend. That’s when I came across the most interesting looking set of meters. They just looked picture worthy. I just thought to myself if I switched the image to grayscale how it would look so mechanical yet organic at the same time. The pipes were weaving in and out in their design. I thought that was cool. And the paint on the meters themselves had some texture due to the fact that the pipes were somewhat torn up from the weather. They had mulch on them in the cracks and crevasses; the paint was chipped as well. The only thing I had to do next was get a good iso shot of the meters and switch it to grayscale to give it a little drama. I took a couple of shots and it was a wrap. Nice picture, I think.

KITTY PLAYPEN // JEAN L // FORM AND SPACE

I’m sure anyone that has cats for pets will know what one of these is. I was at a friend’s apt and I saw this thing up and I didn’t know what it was. So then they told me it was a cat playhouse. I don’t think the lens could possibly even capture those intensely bright colors on this waste of space. Not once did I see the cats even scrape it this thing. However, it made for a good shot of something with form and too much space. This thing took up the whole right side of where the entertainment set was to the door. Which was a pretty big space. I couldn’t even get the whole play place in the picture. What I did find interesting was the circles on the inside, like hoops. The cats jump and fall through the holes I’m assuming. Although I never got to see the contraption in action it made for another good blog find.