As you know, I was trying to post one image update everyday from different Essays within A Moment in Tunisia project. That went nice for couple of weeks, but then I realized that it would be better and more thoughtful if I’d post all three images in one post update. That would be one image from each essay.
I think this will show the difference of subject and mood that is represented in each essay. It is very hard to categorize images. But for a photographer to try and fill the viewer with his emotions and views, the images must organized according to their subject and message.
Garage door and arch, Nabeul, Tunisia, 2012 / from Views without People
These kind of images give me a real aesthetic pleasure. I like to fill the frame with forms and compositional lines. They are simple views that tend to organize space through balance. I am at the beginning of exploring this kind of photography, but I like it. It is very calming and relaxing. Check this out: http://www.gerryjohansson.com/page2/photos-2/page72.html
Women resting on the beach, Nabeul, Tunisia, 2012 / from Views with People
These images contain the same workflow and meaning, but have people in them. I consider them as a straight social documentation. A still moment captured and composed as the social scene takes it’s place without me interfering.
A family on the beach, Nabeul, Tunisia, 2012 / from Moments
This essay contains images more related to street photography. Interesting moments with subjects connecting with each other through motion, emotion, gesture and activity.
More photos are coming.
