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I’m not sure what I was looking for when I left my office in the middle of the afternoon to go take photos.  Typically, I avoid shooting in the middle of the day because of the harsh light, but I was feeling anxious after sitting at my desk for hours and thought I’d try to work with it.

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I had a very symmetrical version of this photo with no vehicles, but I was drawn to this version with the dump truck. Special thanks to the driver for not smacking me in the head with his mirror.
I had a very symmetrical version of this photo with no vehicles, but I was drawn to this version with the dump truck. Special thanks to the driver for not smacking me in the head with his mirror.
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This construction is at the site where I took photos of the land being cleared in April. Moving fast!
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The rubble and steeple had similar shapes. I found it interesting.
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Waiting to join up with new pavement.

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The restaurant owner was curious of my motives for taking photos of his business, but I didn’t have any. It’s been a while since someone was suspicious of me taking photos. I kind of missed it!
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New neighborhood meets old neighborhood.

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Author: Zach Dobson

Zach Dobson is a documentary and commercial photographer based in Indianapolis. He holds a degree in journalism from Indiana University with a concentration in photography. Since starting his business in 2006, Zach has focused on documenting people’s lives and businesses in action. Zach’s client list includes the Indiana Pacers, Coca-Cola, the AARP, ZipCar, Indiana University, Visit Bloomington, Hamilton County Tourism, Land O’Lakes, RIOT LA Comedy Festival, Indianapolis Public Schools, Indiana High School Athletic Association. Zach is a Professional Member of the American Society of Media Photographers [ASMP]. He resides in Carmel, Ind. with his wife and business partner, Courtney, and their five children.

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