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Things around the hotel room...
It's becoming an addictive pastime, this effort to look at my surroundings with new eyes.
It's interesting that as a photographer, I'm accustomed to looking at most things without letting my vision be clouded by preconceptions of "tree" or "flower" or "person". Yet at home, I tend to automatically see a box, a mass of rectangles, an uninspiring collection of right angles.
However, as recent evidence will demonstrate, the average room is anything but uninspiring.
The hotel room would seem a more difficult subject, given the inherent mundanity and sameness of its design. I do think the results here are not as interesting as the apartment series, but again there are some surprising details for the attentive eye.
