Untitled I, from We Are Not Home series
Copyright 2005 Kerry McFarland
I started noticing that when the sun would go down, little flickers would light up everyone’s windows in their house. I’d be out walking (I lived in the desert and it was too hot to do so earlier), with all the beauty outside surrounding me, and silence; Then these houses…flickering. Every night, after 5, I’d see the same thing. I wouldn’t see people sitting outside enjoying the sunset. I wouldn’t see people gathered around a BBQ, I wouldn’t see people out walking with their lovers, enjoying one another. Shades drawn, little flickers.
I felt the neglect. So much is going on outside, yet many people spend countless hours watching a little box. What about what’s going on right in their own backyard, their family, their city…their country. The complacency is frightening.
That is what this series is about.
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alistair mcbride
An interesting idea for a series of photos,like this one,thought provoking work.
oisin
Gorgeous atmospheric shot Kerry
Paul Vanzella
Great vision – love the viewers stand point of this image!
Louise Cooke
Clever idea Kerry for a series – this shot is great..you’ve got your point across really well!
Kerry McFarland
Thanks to all above comments…it’s great to get feedback on this series.
Holly Werner
So true. Great idea and nice image.
Kerry McFarland
Many thanks, Holly.
Deri Dority
Really clever and a great point too!!
georgesorfanou
Geat photo, nice color
Sean Farragher
great idea
elliewinds
well done.
Richard Neath
I love this series. Reminds me of some photos I’ve seen in a book I have. I will look them up.Basically they are photos of people watching TV at night.
Gerijuliaj
You are so right Kerry – most people cannot see the beauty of what’s around them and prefer the distorted view of life as shown on the ‘box’. This is a great shot.