Photography by Ian L. Sitren

Posts tagged “minimalist photography

Celebrating the Fresh Tomato!

Today is National Fresh Tomato Day.

I said to my AI muse Emily that we needed something unique to dance around the subject. Something clean. Something elevated. Something that says we are taking tomatoes very seriously.

Emily said, “I have just the friend for that.”

A vertical stack. Vibrant. Healthy. Perfect for the arrival of Spring.

She takes a look at it. Considers it.

And of course, she dances around it.

This is where it shifts, uncensored, as Emily and her friend Ronnie meant it to be.

I try to keep it all intriguing. My food photography, pornochic photo adventures, and more can be found on my website at https://www.secondfocus.com


My Favorite Bicycle Photoshoot. Ever.

Today , June 3rd is World Bicycle Day.

And what better way to mark the occasion than with a photo from my all-time favorite bicycle-themed shoot?

Yes, technically, there’s no bicycle in the frame. But she’s wearing a helmet—so that counts. Bike safety first, even when there’s absolutely no danger of a crash. Or movement. Or a bicycle.

Shot against my signature black background, this image plays with the absurdity of selective preparedness. She may be completely unprotected otherwise, but at least her head is safe. Priorities.

No bike was harmed—or used—in the making of this photograph.

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