I’ve long dreamed of the day where all my content self-organises depending on the myriad of uses I had planned for it. Now that I have added tagging to my gallery it actually shows some of my perspectives on how I view and explore this amazing world we live in. Additionally the photos gather new strength and individuality through their new contexts.

With the addition of tagging to my gallery this allows me to dynamically create collections of images based on like characteristics. Its easier to see what I mean by browsing through the tags yourself - after clicking an image below try clicking any of the links below the images to see what comes up

Composition

These are all photos taken with composition in mind – that is the elements create a dialogue through their position within the photographs boundaries or the form of the elements in the photo are the main focus. Click the images above to see all the photos tagged as having a compositional element to them.

Favorite Photographs

This is a catch-all category for anything that i love on this site, beit a fractal, photograph, drawing or texture. This is a good page to start exploring from and clicking on tags that interest you – I apologise in advance for the tags that only have one or two photos.

Sculpture

This is a nice cross section of a wide variety of sculptures I’ve come across in my travels. Includes everything from small carvings up to famous civic art, to tribal carvings.

Geometric Photos

These are all items that have some element of geometric arrangement. From mineral closeups to artwork that has an underlying geometric structure. Other tags of interest are Hexagonal, Geometry, and Spiral

Textures

These are all photographs taken with the end purpose of highlighting the texture.

Macro Photos

Close up photography focusing on minute details surrounding us.

Organic Tag

These are all images that are not organic but have some organic element to them, whether its organic wrought iron facades or and organic flow to a fractal.

Motion

Pictures and images where the focus is on the flow or movement within it.

 

and I will leave you with a quote that sums up how I perceive the world from Don Juan -

…For me the world is weird because it is stupendous, awesome, mysterious, unfathomable; my interest has been to convince you that you must assume responsibility for being here, in this marvelous world, in this marvelous desert, in this marvelous time. I wanted to convince you that you must learn to make every act count, since you are going to be here for only a short while; in fact, too short for witnessing all the marvels of it.

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