You can't use a box of crayons if you're going to create a masterpiece though that is probably giving this one too much credit. I took this picture with a different camera for a different project and there is a large difference in quality. The other picture has more to do with this and the pictures that I take along those lines aren't about technique or metaphors or much really, but more about pretty things I see along the way. Hugh Crawford took a Polaroid every day from 1979 until he died in 1997. His photographs tell an amazing story without words. There are no names, no addresses, just pictures but, as they say, a picture is worth a thousand words and after 18 years of daily photographs there are a lot of words implied.
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