Some days, you go out with your camera, and the harvest is minimal – maybe one photo if you’re lucky. On other days, you go out, and it rains opportunities – people in funky outfits, standing in rays of lights, seagulls dancing for you and whatnot. But regardless, you can always rediscover your neighborhood though photography.

You feel especially lucky to meet a friendly cat who would agree to a photo (and also featured a heart on its’ side).

Color-Punch

Or a lady with a dog that wears pants that fit with the environment color-wise.

A couple of people who probably should exchange shoes to be more color-accurate.

Or this scene that also accordingly aligned with the color palette.

Get Out Before The Sun

Let’s take a moment to appreciate the beautiful morning glow that you only get as long as you are out there with your camera before the sun is out.

The geometry and layers…

Must I say – all of these scenes and situations are there every day… and maybe your neighbourhood doesn’t feature fancy yachts and water canals surrounded by shiny buildings, but I am sure there is also something to photograph.

And okay, most people with cameras out there (apart from Australians and the such) are freezing their asses at the moment, and are not very inspired to shoot anything, but yeah, our time will come to sweat it out too and have no desire to show our body parts to the outside world.

Some days you find inspiration in literal trash.

Other days you just walk right into a scene you wouldn’t imagine seeing.

Mundane things can be beautiful too, it’s not always about that “wow” effect.

However, some people out there are only for the “wow” effect… or maybe too much “wow” in the head. But we all get our kicks out of something when Rediscover your neighborhood through photography

Privacy seagulls, anyone?

Or a personal bird-therapist?

Your yacht is broken? I’ve got some tape, no worries.

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Thanks for reading.

And I encourage you, go out with your camera and give your neighbourhood another good look. Surely there are some photos to be taken.

Best of luck,

Anna