Construction Art
I have become attracted to something I don’t think many people pay attention to, construction equipment. My family was in the contracting, land development, and […]
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I have become attracted to something I don’t think many people pay attention to, construction equipment. My family was in the contracting, land development, and […]
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So you’re driving around rural, central Florida hunting for photographs in the middle of the day. It’s hot, the shadows are harsh. There almost nothing
Was walking around Covington, GA and there was a big brick wall brightly sunlit in the downtown area. I looked to my left and a
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In Orlando for the Olympic Trials Marathon and of course, I have some camera with me at all times. We were on the roof of
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You’re walking around suddenly something catches your eye. For me, it is often electrical boxes. I know that sounds mundane, but I find the asymmetry
Color photography with my Reality So Subtle 6×6 pinhole. 20mm, super-wide focal length. The first one is a familiar subject that I’ve come to like,
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A few shots with the LCA120 Lomography camera. The little (well…..not little) SWC wanna-be, overpriced point-and-shoot 120 ultra-wide camera.
Always interesting, Locks are a great subject. I think this will be a regular feature of my work and I’ll start hunting for interesting locks.
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Reflections at night from a couple of signs and car taillights. This one in Boston, but these photos are not hard to find, but you
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These two images represent different views of the same window in the Back-Bay section of Boston. Obviously it was painted black, but there was nice
You’ve got to love the iPhone. This photo was just a grab when I was out in the rain in Boston. The exposure for such
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Walking around the city of Boston in early December, fall is gone. Winter hasn’t arrived. Not mud season, not snow season. But on Commonwealth Avenue
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