Photography with Joe

  The Long Walk Home by Joe (E. Scholz) A bridge is one of humanity's oldest promises: that separation can be defeated. Here the promise extends into a forest so dense it begins to resemble thought itself. The two figures become less important than the act of moving forward. They are explorers inside a green labyrinth, disappearing toward a destination concealed by perspective. The photograph asks a simple question: is the journey still a journey when the path has already been drawn Of my recent recent images, this one is the opposite of the dark romantic image of Izzath and Carmen. That photograph was about intimacy hidden within shadow. This photograph is about possibility revealed through space. One is a memory. This is an invitation. https://joe-average123.blogspot.com/2026/06/the-long-walk-home-by-joe-e-scholz.html

 The Forest Does Not Hurry The bicycle remains one of civilization's most elegant inventions: a machine powered entirely by breakfast. Here, a rider passes through a corridor of summer green, suspended between stillness and velocity. The forest appears to rush past him, though of course it is the rider who moves and the trees who remain. Photography delights in such small deceptions. What we are really looking at is time made visible. The blur is not a flaw but evidence. It records the fact that movement happened. A fraction of a second became a physical object. The rider continues onward, the forest resumes its silence, and only the photograph remains behind as proof that the encounter occurred at all. Kamibushi Photography — where the spirit (kami) meets the discipline of the warrior (bushi), and the camera becomes a witness to fleeting moments that refuse to stay still. 26y,temporal photography,street photography,江戸門戸,

  Anjulie: Fame in the Shadows of the Feed Anjulie is famous, but not in the way you’re used to. Not algorithm-famous , not trending-on-TikTok famous. She's from the strange in-between: too visible to be underground, too independent to be fully pop. She writes the songs that blow up without her name attached, then posts a sketch of a barefoot girl holding a flower on Instagram instead of a thirst trap. She’s the kind of artist you’ve heard a hundred times but never Googled. That’s not an accident. She came up through MySpace—before “followers” had metrics and before going viral was a business model. Back then, she made her own flyers and burned her own CDs. A self-taught engineer, visual artist, and songwriter, she was gaming the attention economy before the term existed. Her breakout single Boom slipped onto The Vampire Diaries and Melrose Place , not because she had a team pushing her, but because her music pulsed with something real in a time of lip gloss and dance beats. Late...

       Edwards Gardens, Parks, Nature May 10 MOTHERS DAY 2026   Edward’s Gardens in spring doesn’t feel like a park to me. It feels like a temporary ceasefire between Toronto and everything it survives through winter. I see people emerging cautiously into it — hoodies, pastel jackets, that hesitant kind of optimism you only get after months of grey. They move along gravel paths like they’re remembering how to exist outside again. In my frame, I’m not trying to make this look clean or perfected. I’m working in an observational documentary mode — messy, unstable, alive. The ultra-wide perspective bends space slightly, and I like that distortion because it makes the scene feel closer to memory than documentation. The edges feel restless. The trees tower. The clouds feel oversized. Everything becomes scale, and people become motion inside it rather than subjects above it. What I’m really photographing is how nobody owns the space. Families drift toward tulips. Cycli...

  -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ERICA, PIXEL QUEEN Watashi no Nihongo wa subete abekobe de gozaimasu. Taihen go-shinsetsu ni shite itadaki, makoto ni osoreirimasu. Kokoro yori fukaku kansha mōshiagemōrimasu. 「我々は美を求めて彷徨するのではない。美の中に沈潜していくのだ。」 “Wareware wa bi o motomete hōkō suru no de wa nai. Bi no naka ni chinzen shite iku no da.” New Photo of the day. @faesu_ Erica the artist, RPG video game maker, half Japanase fluent in ENglish and Japanse. Thought polymath was a polyamourus! Somniforious she is not! Busy in the Sun of Edward Gardens Gavey, workign with phone, lapton and harddrive on her hobby, the making of RPG. She worked as a background artist for the Star Trek show "Below Decks" she it was a real treat to meat her. She loves a varity of music, and enjoys Japanese puns.  Watashi no Nihongo wa subete abekobe de gozaimasu. Taihen go-shinsetsu ni shite itadaki, makoto ni osoreirimasu. Kokoro yori fukaku kansha mōshiagemōrimasu. ...