Breaking The Rule With Blue and Green
The strength of this image lies not the subject matter, but in how it is rendered with as few colours as possible.
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Author: Brian Miller
H. Brian Miller is a writer, editor and photographer who grew up in rural Manitoba and Winnipeg before a career in the print industry took him further west to Saskatoon and Calgary. He now lives in White Rock, BC. He began his photography career in Brandon in the late 1970s, finding memorable images throughout the province. Brian is also the founder and editor of the music site Vivascene.
The Gasoline Station in Haney
Surrounded by suburbia, along a seldom-travelled rural road, stood the remains of a long-shuttered gas station.
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The 1957 Hermes Manual Typewriter
Whenever I use an analog manual typewriter, old feelings flood the mind and heart.
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Sunflower Solitaire
The drama in the broken stem, the possibilities of blurring the background, and the subtleties of black, grey and white tones, all went into this creation.
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The Ryan Farmhouse, A Travel Back In Time
Very often older buildings are shot in black and white. In this instance only colour would suffice.
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