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Guardians of Transportation

Posted on April 21, 2013 by

In 1932 Cleveland’s Lorain-Carnegie Bridge opened featuring four 43 foot tall pylons with 2 sandstone statues on each.  These 8 sandstone statues, named the “Guardians of Transportation” and carved out of local Berea sandstone, represented the advancing technology of sources … Continue reading →

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Ballet – Multiple Exposures

Posted on March 3, 2013 by

During my photo shoots of the Verb Ballets, I usually attempt some multiple exposures.  One was posted last week and people seemed to like it.  Today I’m posting a few more. These multiple exposures are done in camera with a … Continue reading →

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Cleveland’s Bridges

Posted on September 18, 2012 by

Back in May I shot the Cleveland Rite Aid Marathon and posted some photos of runners refreshing themselves by splashing water on their faces while passing a water station.  During earlier parts of the marathon I had a rare chance … Continue reading →

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A Three Hour Tour, A Three Hour Tour

Posted on September 10, 2012 by

Recently I had the opportunity with fellow Cleveland Photographic Society members to take a three hour tour on the charter boat “Holiday“.  Fortunately, unlike Gilligan, we did not get stranded on a desert isle!  What we did get though was … Continue reading →

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Early on a Foggy Morning

Posted on September 4, 2012 by

I’ve often wanted to wake up and get out of the house early enough to capture some photos of fog.  I saw a photo that a friend took not too long ago, of a foggy wooded landscape, and that re-motivated … Continue reading →

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From Artistic to Athletic

Posted on August 11, 2012 by

While most of my recent posts have been in more of an artistic vain, watching the Olympics for the past few weeks has taken me back to my photography roots in shooting athletic events.  I’m not sure I can even … Continue reading →

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Fireworks and Dandelions

Posted on July 2, 2012 by

A few years ago, after shooting some dandelion puffballs, I noticed how much they looked like fireworks when seen larger on the computer screen!  I decided to do a composite photo and have worked on it off and on for … Continue reading →

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The Same But Different

Posted on June 20, 2012 by

A few days ago I posted some baseball photos of a dramatic play at home plate which stopped the action in 4 frames.  Today’s post is in some respects the same, and in some respects different!  Back on February 23rd … Continue reading →

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A Little Bit of Photo Fun

Posted on June 11, 2012 by

Most of my photography is pretty straight stuff, but occasionally I delve into Photoshop a little deeper and create something for fun.  If you’ve been following my blog you may remember my creations of little wooden mannequins in a pot … Continue reading →

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Memories of a Childhood

Posted on June 7, 2012 by

Last Friday I went down into Cleveland’s flats.  This is an industrial area of steel mills, river shipping, railroads and old neighborhoods.  It’s absolutely one of my favorite areas in which to shoot photos.  As I was driving out, I … Continue reading →

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