Always the sirens of imagery entice during magic hour and beyond. Just within reach, if even for fleeting moments … Saturn sits adjacent to a glistening crescent moon.

Met an aspiring photographer on this outing, contemplating a lifetime of painting with light. Others, enjoying the moment with their eyes, taking a pause from a frenetic world.

Within urban exploration, some imagery’s best use is to be enshrined in the gallery of the mind.

Gathering ambient details is so relaxing … and it’s always quiet on the set! Not only finding the perfect piece of driftwood, but breathing in the salty air and hearing the gulls calling out from overhead puts the stressful world away for awhile. Time well spent when touching base with nature.

Skyview while on Silent Safari urban image exploration.

Atlanta traffic never stops … sometimes you have to capture your image, with the one-handed over the roof technique, at 30 mph. Fortunately, I was not the one driving, as that would not only be unsafe, but beware of the new changes in driving distractions laws, that would also make that illegal.

Urban imagery provides both challenging and unique opportunities. Remember to take a new look at scenery perspective … angles you couldn’t get with the traditional tripod shot can capture the unexpected. Light, movement, contrast , and intrigue, all available in 360 when you take a new look around.

Revisit the much traveled, less considered pathways. There’s imagery lurking about.