Everyone thought Alfred Stieglitz was off his rocker when he started photographing nothing but clouds. “Maybe that’s where his head is floating,” someone surely must have commented at the time. But he did it to prove an artistic point and as an answer to a specific criticism…
Out and about this morning on the Davidson Mesa Open Space in Louisville, Colorado in hopes of photographing a near full Moon setting behind the Flatirons at sunrise.
In the end, it was more about the clouds–with apologies to Alfred Stieglitz and his “equivalents“…photographs that might represent an inner state, emotions, or ideas…
