Returning to Familiar Streets
Sometimes you don't need a new city.
You just need new eyes.
For the past few months, I've been focused on larger projects, interviews, storyboards, documentary work, and building something that feels bigger than a single photograph.
This month I felt the pull to simply walk again.
No assignment.
No expectation.
Just wandering downtown San Antonio with a camera.
Funny enough, the city hadn't changed.
I had.
The things that caught my attention weren't the landmarks, but the reflections in storefront windows, the blur of a passing cyclist, handwritten signs, worn architecture, and the quiet moments tucked between the obvious ones.
It's a reminder I need every so often.
Photography isn't always about finding somewhere new.
Sometimes it's about learning to see somewhere familiar all over again.
