News-Herald Headlines- High school boys basketball: Dragas earns first-team in D-II; Ioppolo, Irwin earn third-team in D-I
- Chagrin Falls lacrosse: Tigers young on boys, girls sides as they gear up after state runner-up finishes
- New restaurants in Augusta a treat for this year’s Masters fans
- Kirtland Senior Center class provides seniors with ‘whole body’ strength training
- Relativity Space launches 3D-printed rocket but fails to hit orbit
- ‘Succession’ review: The billionaires are back for a final season on HBO, battle lines drawn
- Regular exercise can slow physical decline, provide community for seniors
- What is lead and what are the dangers of exposure?
- Track and field bans transgender athletes, tightens rules for Semenya
- Tech review: Macbook Pro gets the best possible kind of speed bump
Monthly Archives: June 2011
The Old Codger
While traveling back from a Jersey Shore vacation last week, we stopped at Old Bedford Village in Bedford, PA for their Wild West reenactment. I saw this old codger sitting on a front porch, smoking a pipe and thought it … Continue reading
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Tagged bedford, codger, old, pa, pennsylvania, pipe, porch, relax, rural, sepia, tone, windmill
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Early to Rise
A fellow photography instructor friend of mine always says there are way more sunset photos than sunrise photos because nobody wants to get up early enough to capture the sunrise. This isn’t exactly a sunrise photo, but I did have … Continue reading
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Tagged beach, life boat, lifeguard, new jersey, ocean city, sand
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Just Having Fun
During the cold winter months I sometimes turn to an indoor photo project just for fun. I’ve had considerable fun with these wooden mannequins on occasion. One particularly cold day I came up with this concept of having the … Continue reading
Looking for the Uncommon Shot
If you’ve visited my website, http://www.kolmanphotos.com , you’ve seen this photo on the homepage. It’s a photo that I like very much because it illustrates a point that I like to make when teaching classes for The Cleveland Photographic Society … Continue reading
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Tagged American Flag, arcade, architecture, Cleveland, design, mall, old, perspective, shopping, victorian
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Black and White and Shades of Gray
Surrounded by small blue collar neighborhood bars and modest homes, Cleveland’s once vibrant industrial flats still offer interesting photo opportunities. This photo, taken from the end of Pershing Ave., overlooks one of the few remaining steelyards. With wires, tracks, and … Continue reading
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Tagged blue collar, Cleveland, coal, neighborhood, ohio, railroad, slag, steel, steelyard, track
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Color and Black and White
I truly love to shoot in black and white but on gray, rainy days I become starved for color. This photo, shot at the Museum of Glass in Tacoma, WA, managed to capture both. As these 2 guests entered the … Continue reading
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Tagged black, color, gray, monochrome, museum of glass, tacoma wa, vibrant, white
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Seeing With New Eyes
Serious amateur and professionals photographers will always tell you that as their photography skills grew, they began to see things with “new eyes.” They began to notice things that they had never noticed before and that most people take for … Continue reading
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Tagged apartment, door, eyes, mentor ohio, obscurity, seeing, treehouse, vision
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More Influences
Aside from painters, such as Hopper featured in an earlier blog posting, many photographers have influenced my work as well. Documentary black and white photography by people such as Lewis Hine and Margaret Bourke-White had a major influence on … Continue reading
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Tagged lewis hine, machinery, margaret bourke-white, mill, pennsylvania, pittsburgh, rust, station square, steel
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Photography Unposed by Kolman Rosenberg 