Stuff I've shot or created recently, most of them with a fairly inexpensive digital camera.
![Rich Tatum > Brick o' Jumbo Shrimp
My son, A.J. was strolling (jumping, hopping, skipping, weaving -- he's very active) out of the church door a few Sundays ago when he got interested in the patterns on some nearby bricks. He asked me to take some pictures because, he was sure, these were shrimp that had been fossilized in brick.
I wasn't sure about that, I told him, guessing that many brick molds have bits of cloth or stone built into the mold patter to give the bricks random texture. It makes for more "interesting" walls. (Hence, his own fascination!)
This looks like it might be some shrimp-like curl of leather or something, but it does look amazingly like a shrimp. Who am I to say?
If anyone can identify this, feel free!
Rich
(2008-08-24-brick-00425-new)](http://gallery.tatumweb.com/Art/Artsy-Mega-Set/2953964000439051a2f4o/449303994_3DSgp-Ti-1.jpg "Rich Tatum > Brick o' Jumbo Shrimp
My son, A.J. was strolling (jumping, hopping, skipping, weaving -- he's very active) out of the church door a few Sundays ago when he got interested in the patterns on some nearby bricks. He asked me to take some pictures because, he was sure, these were shrimp that had been fossilized in brick.
I wasn't sure about that, I told him, guessing that many brick molds have bits of cloth or stone built into the mold patter to give the bricks random texture. It makes for more "interesting" walls. (Hence, his own fascination!)
This looks like it might be some shrimp-like curl of leather or something, but it does look amazingly like a shrimp. Who am I to say?
If anyone can identify this, feel free!
Rich
(2008-08-24-brick-00425-new)")
![Rich Tatum > Under my Hand
This is the pebbled grip on top of the stick that shifts my car into "Drive."
I tell you, I really like to find stuff within arm's reach to photograph. Within arm's reach. Really.
(2008-08-20-shift-stick-00362-new)](http://gallery.tatumweb.com/Art/Artsy-Mega-Set/2914452346f24ca4fb27o/449302753_HF5w4-Ti-1.jpg "Rich Tatum > Under my Hand
This is the pebbled grip on top of the stick that shifts my car into "Drive."
I tell you, I really like to find stuff within arm's reach to photograph. Within arm's reach. Really.
(2008-08-20-shift-stick-00362-new)")
Brick o' Jumbo Shrimp
My son, A.J. was strolling (jumping, hopping, skipping, weaving -- he's very active) out of the church door a few Sundays ago when he got interested in the patterns on some nearby bricks. He asked me to take some pictures because, he was sure, these were shrimp that had been fossilized in brick.
I wasn't sure about that, I told him, guessing that many brick molds have bits of cloth or stone built into the mold patter to give the bricks random texture. It makes for more "interesting" walls. (Hence, his own fascination!)
This looks like it might be some shrimp-like curl of leather or something, but it does look amazingly like a shrimp. Who am I to say?
If anyone can identify this, feel free!
Rich
(2008-08-24-brick-00425-new)
My son, A.J. was strolling (jumping, hopping, skipping, weaving -- he's very active) out of the church door a few Sundays ago when he got interested in the patterns on some nearby bricks. He asked me to take some pictures because, he was sure, these were shrimp that had been fossilized in brick.
I wasn't sure about that, I told him, guessing that many brick molds have bits of cloth or stone built into the mold patter to give the bricks random texture. It makes for more "interesting" walls. (Hence, his own fascination!)
This looks like it might be some shrimp-like curl of leather or something, but it does look amazingly like a shrimp. Who am I to say?
If anyone can identify this, feel free!
Rich
(2008-08-24-brick-00425-new)
![> Brick o' Jumbo Shrimp
My son, A.J. was strolling (jumping, hopping, skipping, weaving -- he's very active) out of the church door a few Sundays ago when he got interested in the patterns on some nearby bricks. He asked me to take some pictures because, he was sure, these were shrimp that had been fossilized in brick.
I wasn't sure about that, I told him, guessing that many brick molds have bits of cloth or stone built into the mold patter to give the bricks random texture. It makes for more "interesting" walls. (Hence, his own fascination!)
This looks like it might be some shrimp-like curl of leather or something, but it does look amazingly like a shrimp. Who am I to say?
If anyone can identify this, feel free!
Rich
(2008-08-24-brick-00425-new)](http://gallery.tatumweb.com/Art/Artsy-Mega-Set/2953964000439051a2f4o/449303994_3DSgp-S-1.jpg "> Brick o' Jumbo Shrimp
My son, A.J. was strolling (jumping, hopping, skipping, weaving -- he's very active) out of the church door a few Sundays ago when he got interested in the patterns on some nearby bricks. He asked me to take some pictures because, he was sure, these were shrimp that had been fossilized in brick.
I wasn't sure about that, I told him, guessing that many brick molds have bits of cloth or stone built into the mold patter to give the bricks random texture. It makes for more "interesting" walls. (Hence, his own fascination!)
This looks like it might be some shrimp-like curl of leather or something, but it does look amazingly like a shrimp. Who am I to say?
If anyone can identify this, feel free!
Rich
(2008-08-24-brick-00425-new)")
Brick o' Jumbo Shrimp
My son, A.J. was strolling (jumping, hopping, skipping, weaving -- he's very active) out of the church door a few Sundays ago when he got interested in the patterns on some nearby bricks. He asked me to take some pictures because, he was sure, these were shrimp that had been fossilized in brick.
I wasn't sure about that, I told him, guessing that many brick molds have bits of cloth or stone built into the mold patter to give the bricks random texture. It makes for more "interesting" walls. (Hence, his own fascination!)
This looks like it might be some shrimp-like curl of leather or something, but it does look amazingly like a shrimp. Who am I to say?
If anyone can identify this, feel free!
Rich
(2008-08-24-brick-00425-new)
My son, A.J. was strolling (jumping, hopping, skipping, weaving -- he's very active) out of the church door a few Sundays ago when he got interested in the patterns on some nearby bricks. He asked me to take some pictures because, he was sure, these were shrimp that had been fossilized in brick.
I wasn't sure about that, I told him, guessing that many brick molds have bits of cloth or stone built into the mold patter to give the bricks random texture. It makes for more "interesting" walls. (Hence, his own fascination!)
This looks like it might be some shrimp-like curl of leather or something, but it does look amazingly like a shrimp. Who am I to say?
If anyone can identify this, feel free!
Rich
(2008-08-24-brick-00425-new)
Camera: Sony (Dsc-w90) |
More details: exif |
Original size: 3264px x 2448px |
Current: 400px x 300px |
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