Old Pixels

Occasionally I rifle through my back catalog of images. I don’t necessarily know why I do it or what I’m looking for, but I guess it’s just fun. This time around, I think I’m just bored and with a camera in for repair, I’m not shooting for a little while.

Here are some old shots from about two – three – and a half years ago that I reworked. You’ll have to take my word that they’re re-worked as I haven’t released any of these shots previously. But it’s the re-work of these images that prompted me to put them out.

So, “Case”, what were you shooting? What’s the story? – you might ask. Well, I came home this July afternoon, and, true to mid-summer form, a large thunderstorm was building on the plains east of Denver. There were some clouds over the mountains that blocked the sunlight from the west, but this large thunderstorm was catching the light to the east with an incredible orange-y golden glow. It had to be photographed. Those old pixels are certainly worth keeping around. Some say throw them out. I say, if you can, keep ‘em and keep using ‘em.