PHOTOGRAPHY

Photographers get lazy too. And sometimes, intentionally. We don't check the weather for clouds. We don't care much about the light. Lifting a small tripod becomes a heavy deadlift. And driving more than twenty miles is out of question. A visit to Stanford University was one of those days. A buddy of mine and I drove thirty minutes, didn't bother with the light or the tripod. We chit-chatted almost the entire time, while capturing anything our cameras could find.

Lonely benches, vacant staircases and empty corridoors can often be good subjects.

At least for the lazy photographer.