Here's a companion piece to Don Jones' 'Downtown Fog.'
This is a city made out of gold and strung with stars. This piece,
like all the work I admire, perfectly illustrates the principle of 'the
transfiguration of the commonplace' (a phrase I am borrowing from
Muriel Sparks.) The one thing that no amount of training or equipment can give a person is the ability to see that perfect moment.
After Hours by Don Jones | To see his other photographs, click here | To see the full-sized image at Flickr, click here |
I do not own the rights to this photograph, but am using it with the permission of the photographer. Do NOT save or use it without first requesting his permission.
After Hours by Don Jones | To see his other photographs, click here | To see the full-sized image at Flickr, click here |
I do not own the rights to this photograph, but am using it with the permission of the photographer. Do NOT save or use it without first requesting his permission.
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