by Rob Kunz | Apr 1, 2014 | Buildings, Landscape, Monochrome, Project 52/40, Rural, Winter |
Most of the time when I find a scene to photograph I move around a lot, taking many photos, looking for the best angle to take the photo from. It can sometimes be a long process and it doesn’t always work out in the final image. Not so with this scene. I knew...
by Rob Kunz | Mar 15, 2014 | Abandoned, Buildings, Project 52/40, Rural, Still Life, Winter |
Well another crazy week in the Kunz household so I had to pull this one from a while back. The kids activities are almost done now so things should slow down a little. This was another one of those times where it took me a while to figure out what caught my eye....
by Rob Kunz | Mar 9, 2014 | Landscape, Project 52/40, Rural, Winter |
I signed up to help out with my daughter’s field trip this past week and we had a blast! It was all about winter survival. The students learned about some of the hardships in a survival situation and how to handle them. They learned that one of the first...
by Rob Kunz | Jan 31, 2014 | Landscape, Project 52/40, Rural, Winter |
It was bound to happen sooner or later…I didn’t get out to take a photo this week. Kids activities and family stuff kept me too busy. But hey, life happens right! So here is one from a couple of weeks back. Taken while on a winter family fun day at a...
by Rob Kunz | Jan 22, 2014 | Abandoned, Buildings, Light Painting, Night, People, Project 52/40, Rural, Winter |
Last week I had a really hard time coming up with photo ideas for Project 52/40. I’ve also been wanting to get back to more night photography. So while browsing my social media feeds and some photo websites, I came across a few photos like this and decided to...
by Rob Kunz | Dec 4, 2013 | Abandoned, Monochrome, Project 52/40, Rural, Winter |
This tree, the pasture that surrounds it and the farmyard nearby will all be consumed by our sprawling city in the very near future. While I was taking this photo I could hear the excavators and earth moving machines working nearby preparing for Saskatoon’s...