Personal Iconography- what's yours?

[Jodorowsky]

Here you go, Chris http://www.tribuneindia.com/2005/20050717/spectrum/art.htm

 

[ederek]

SMILES

Uggh - I read this thread a week ago and realized this was a PROBLEM! Too many smiling faces! Unidimentional emotional representation.

Working now to capture the FULL spectrum of emotion - an important realization that should produce more diverse (and interesting) images.

 

[porktaco]

my daughter, who is a phenomenal subject.

 

[(ROSS)]

this

and these two. My nieces (more like sisters).
p.s. apologies for the horrible quality, these were both scanned on a low-budget printer

 

[robbeiflex]

Bicycles!!!
My first hobby is bicycling, and I just can't resist whenever there is an opportunity...

 

[haempe]

stairs, again and again...

 

[Arjay]

Abstract architecture:

However, I'm still working on my signature style for street photography ...

 

[robbeiflex]

Some really cool shots Arjay, good stuff! It inspires me to go practice using my 21mm...

 

[shadowfox]

Weeds (as in stuff that grows in the wild, not drug).

I like to photograph weeds and make them look big

 

[menos]

I try to stay clear of the usual suspects not only as I don't enjoy seeing them over and over again much, but also, as they do not interest me too much.

What I do feel strange though and what I always come back, to enjoy is shooting backyards at night - can't explain it, just wandering through backyards at night.

"flashlight"

"hanging"

"tricycle"

"back door"

"kitchen at the back"

"chair at the back"

 

[KarlG]

I do quite a lot of urban exploration photography in disused/abandoned industrial sites. For some reason, I always end up taking photos of control panels & indicators on the machinery..

 

[benlees]

Sadly, but quite true, I seem to photography a staggering array of piles of dirt. I must have some sort of fixation.