Hey, It’s Garrett!

It’s been a while since I featured a fellow photographer, it’s well overdue, and when I saw these photographs I simply couldn’t help but share.

Featuring the photography of Garrett Miller

There’s something heart-stopping about Garrett’s work, particularly his photographs from Japan. Perhaps it’s because for me, it’s an exotic location with things I don’t see everyday, or perhaps it’s because the same could be said for him, and he was inspired. No matter what the case, he’s captured some treasured moments here. That and he’s, well, talented. But that goes without saying. (But should it? No, it shouldn’t.)

I think we all know how much I love “everyday photography”, if we can call it that. The moments of our lives and the lives of others that are there for only an instant, and then they’ve passed us by. If you weren’t looking, they’re gone forever. Each one of these photographs is a captured moment, each with its own feeling and presence that moves beyond mood or composition. True inspiration.

Feel free to visit Garrett’s website and portfolio, or his Flickr, or please also feel free to click any photograph you like (or several) to be taken to the original photo page on Flickr.

   
   

   
   

PS: Fellow photographers, Garrett has his EXIF data viewable on every photograph, so if you’re wondering how a certain photograph was taken, or what with, you need look no further than his stream.
(These shots were taken with a Canon 7D and a 50mm 1.8)

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