Some photographs made never change. Many photographs I make change in time because my artistic vision is much like the wind. 

The change is often subtle. After a long time of not looking at certain photographs, I see the image differently than when I "finished" it. Much like painting, a piece is, in my opinion, never truly finished. 

Why? Because I am vision driven. Artistic vision is not static.

Münster Window under the Roof  (2012) from my Ulmer Münster Series , which will be shown in the Stadthaus Ulm in 2015, is an example of subtle changes. The one on the right is the latest version. 

 

A glimpse, a look without seeing tends to be what we all do when it comes to the ordinary. Often the ordinary can become extraordinary when you stop, look at it, and then see it.

Matthew G. Beall Photography   A Place in the City   2012

Matthew G. Beall Photography   A Place in the City   2012

Take a look at the previous portrait
http://matthewgbeallphotography.blogspot.de/2014/02/the-oridnary-is-unique-portrait-look.html

What is unique? Sometimes the ordinary, the every day things we look at but perhaps don't really see, are actually unique. 

Though it's not always easy to stick to, I try to look, see and think about objects. This is the result of this practice. 

Matthew G. Beall Photography   Ordinary Things (Bathroom Sink & Shadow from Blinds)    2012


See more of the ordinary 

http://matthewgbeallphotography.blogspot.de/2011/12/warsaw-chopin-airport.html