So I watched this documentary about 10 years ago and it pissed me off. I actually stopped paying for cable and closed my receptors to a lot of media. At this point in time I think it is EXTREMELY important to know everything that is discussed in this documentary, but if you so choose to not watch the documentary in its entirety, you definitely need to watch this excerpt, especially if you have children. #InvertTheWorld
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As I travel through This Inverted World, my journey brings me back home to Atlanta to photograph a few events and continue on a little city-scaping. On This journey I romped through the midtown area that encompasses Georgia Tech. On this particular day Georgia Tech played Miami. As I ventured through the city blocks on foot and snapping as I trekked, I was struck with a strong sense of nostalgia. I forgot the amount of time I spent in this area during my undergrad years. Although I played football for Morris Brown College, our head trainer was also a Georgia Tech trainer. Therefore when I tore my rotator cuff my rehab was held at GT. Their facilities reminded me of Rocky IV and the facility that Ivan Draggo was trained in. The most advanced human torture physical rehab devices known to man.
As I stroll through This Inverted World, one day my duties took me to San Diego. Although I have been to California many times before, I have never traveled this far south in the state. The first thing that came to my mind when I landed and saw the scenery was Tony Toni Tone’s song, “It never rains in southern California”! I swear I sang that tune the entire trip. Since this was one of my first trips I was still horning down my city scape photography process. The conference I was there for was held in a semi shabby resort not worth remembering or mentioning but the scenery of the city was breath taking. I saw rolling hill after hill covered in palm trees and other roughage that we don’t get in the South East corridor. The thing that struck me most was the malls. No, I didn’t go shopping. Actually only went in the Apple store lol. But what caught my eye was the architecture. Westfield Horton Plaza and Fashion Valley were my stops. I hopped the local metro and got to strolling. Trying to work my new Nikon 3000 (at the time) so I hadn’t developed “my eye” yet. So here are a few snaps from SoCal San Diego!
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The firing of the synapse, the captured glimpse, digitally manifested, then posted.
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