All images ©2011 Tom Trinh
Showing posts with label night photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label night photography. Show all posts
Monday, August 15
Monday, August 8
more images from waiting for the metro in a small urban town (in the county of los angeles)
All images ©2011 Tom Trinh
Saturday, July 30
more images from waiting for the metro in a small urban town (in the county of los angeles)
All images ©2011 Tom Trinh
Sunday, July 24
Saturday, July 16
more images from waiting for the metro in a small urban town (in the county of los angeles)
All images ©2011 Tom Trinh
Monday, July 11
Friday, June 17
Sunday, June 12
project + images from waiting for the metro in a small urban town (in the county of los angeles)
images from waiting for the metro in a small urban town (in the county of los angeles) is about the people who decide to jump on a small passenger train in the middle of the night.
I have been going to a small Metro station late at night and creating portraits of the people who go there. I believe that the people who frequent the station late in the evening must have a pretty important reason for being there. The couple of moments I have with the people and the momentary connection I make with them is the reason why I enjoy going there night after night. Sometimes there are a couple of people and sometimes there are none. The specific name of the station is not important but it definitely has a persona. The number of people I run into is not important, it is the chance encounter with the few that is of importance/interest to me.
Doing this project is an escape. Removed from the Los Angeles crowd, in a city with a population of 25,000, I am alone for a couple of moments to make my art. I am allowed the chance to stop to say hello.
All images ©2011 Tom Trinh
I have been going to a small Metro station late at night and creating portraits of the people who go there. I believe that the people who frequent the station late in the evening must have a pretty important reason for being there. The couple of moments I have with the people and the momentary connection I make with them is the reason why I enjoy going there night after night. Sometimes there are a couple of people and sometimes there are none. The specific name of the station is not important but it definitely has a persona. The number of people I run into is not important, it is the chance encounter with the few that is of importance/interest to me.
Doing this project is an escape. Removed from the Los Angeles crowd, in a city with a population of 25,000, I am alone for a couple of moments to make my art. I am allowed the chance to stop to say hello.
All images ©2011 Tom Trinh
Sunday, May 22
welcome + images from waiting for the metro in a small urban town (in the county of los angeles)
Hello.
So here’s my first post.
Like most blogs, I’ll be posting images I create as well as other things that influence me. I encourage you to post relevant links as well as comments and critiques.
Here are some images from a ongoing series I started a couple of years ago. The series is called waiting for the metro in a small urban town (in the county of los angeles).
So here’s my first post.
Like most blogs, I’ll be posting images I create as well as other things that influence me. I encourage you to post relevant links as well as comments and critiques.
Here are some images from a ongoing series I started a couple of years ago. The series is called waiting for the metro in a small urban town (in the county of los angeles).
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