Neighborhood Photos

[@WiseSkies144]

Very enjoyable video Joe, I really like your quirky curiosity and capturing your observations in photos. It's amazing how quickly the scenery and surrounding neighbourhood will change and your memory of the details will fade.... But you'll have a record of them all. Thanks for sharing this.

[@JeffOnWire]

Great ideas. Thanks for the encouragement.

[@CK-ceekay]

Love the camera/photography videos. Great photos, Joe

[@christophermckellar1352]

I enjoy seeing even more of your world through your eyes. Continue!

[@dadtype2339]

Oh, I love it when we get outside.

[@ChrisBrogan]

Really loved your point about doing neighborhood walk shoots. I *sort of* do it, but I like some of the themes you pointed out. Very nice ideas out of this one, so thanks, Joe. The GRiii has been on my mind a lot because of just how tiny it is.

[@aphexteknol]

Good to see some of your recent-ish work. I have to say, your photos are very much similar to mine, at least if I lived in New Mexico which I don’t. But I can appreciate the “document your local surroundings” as thats exactly what I do with all of my aging camera junk I tote around with me. :)

[@Channelscruf]

Wonderful video of your photography, Joe. Nice work!

[@michaelbrown5044]

Love it! And I thought I was the only eccentric in the world! 😅

[@LynnetteLiLX]

Another great video!

[@ThomasFasano]

Joe, what photo editing software are you using?

[@Joe_VanCleave]

For this video I was using Apple’s Photo app.

[@ThomasFasano]

@@Joe_VanCleave thanks for the reply. Your video, by the way, reminded me of a blog entry you had maybe a couple years ago when you wrote about taking pictures in the neighborhood. I remember the couch.

[@Joe_VanCleave]

@@ThomasFasano I needed a good image for the thumbnail, and a red curb couch can’t be beat!

[@DavidALovingMPF102]

Just walked a dog. No camera. Then I saw your video..hmmm. RATS! Working on how to photograph a spaceship...ah, back to the set building.

[@AArtVarkVark]

Capturing the world around us for posterity is a very human thing to do. The seemingly mu dane takes on meaning with the passage of time. You can always delete or not print a photo - you can never go back to take a photo you did not.

[@dadtype2339]

Also, lol Joe So you remember when we joked about what the neighbors think with men in black showing up at your door with suitcases (Typewriters) well, when you walk around and snap pictures you really have thrown the neighbors into the, "That's it, he's a spy!" Oddly I was wondering what would the flood control look like if you took it from the ground, like ant's prospective? In B&W, bet it would look overwhelming and lonely. Very nice pics, I can feel the warmth, or cool crisp winter mornings in the desert can bring. I remember in Arizona, when I lived out there a few years, NM's cousin.

[@RCAvhstape]

I like the corner couch, looks like it's part of the house's family. The stolen dog poster on the light pole is sad. I can't understand what kind of person steals a dog. The missing person one is even sadder.

[@RCAvhstape]

BTW your photography vids are the reason I subscribed, especially the experimental stuff.