This elusive double-headed bat thing was hard to photograph. I tried it from several angles and elevations. Got me thinking, a lot of construction equipment resembles creatures. Makes me want to watch some crusty old Bela Lugosi movies. In case you missed them, take a look at Creature Feature Part 1, and Creature feature Part … Continue reading Creature Feature Part 3 of 4
Category: Fine Art Photography
If you ever see an excavator in action, consider how similar to the dinosaurs in Jurassic Park the thing is. I think this rhinoceros is an attachment for one of those – beats me. But heck, see what I see? Thanks for taking a look. You can also find, follow & like Jonathan Ment Photography on Facebook … Continue reading Creature Feature Part 2 of 4
Here are a few from the recent Warhol sessions – like repetition? I like the way things are designed to nest or stack during transport. Sometimes, even a simple stack of boards can be pleasing to the eye. This is not fine art photography, heck they're cellphone snaps to be honest. But I'm always on … Continue reading Texture Time
A couple I’m working with planned their wedding at a pavilion by the water – I can relate, a few years back my wife wanted the same thing (we got married at that same pavilion by the water. There’s wedding photography to prove it.). For this great couple however, fate conspired against them. The town … Continue reading Location, Location, Location II
This week, a little ‘rust and dust’ Don’t get me wrong. On the car? Not so much. In the basement, I’d prefer not. But out and about on a photo walk, sure – give it to me. I love rust. The rustier the better. Perhaps because I’m not much of a mechanical gear head, I … Continue reading Why Do I Love Rust?
