Found Art (What is in your pockets?)Found Art (What is in your pockets?)I am a huge fan of found art. By 'found art,' I mean the organic placement of things and/or people into an arrangement that is interesting, pleasing to the eye, thought provoking, or novel. I think that this is a primary reason to always have a camera with me. I want to be able to record the 'found art' when I see it. I want to be able to preserve the way I saw the world at that moment and then show it to others.
What is in your pockets?48/365 This photo is entitled What is in your pockets? While visiting a local museum I was searching for a coat check ticket and I could not readily find it, so I ended up taking everything out of my pockets and depositing them on a bench. I looked down and I saw art. I am sure most people would have just seen junk, but I saw art and I captured it with my iPhone.
I encourage photographers to always be on the lookout for art. Look for organic patterns that can be captured and shared through the medium of photography.
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