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Monthly Archives: September 2011
Because I Like It
While I was attending a workshop in Missoula, MT a few weeks ago, I shot approximately 1200 photos. Some were for workshop related assignments and others were for my personal reasons, just capturing the essence of Missoula. Missoula is the … Continue reading
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Tagged bicycle, Bike Rack, Cycle, Green Light, Merge, missoula, montana, Motorcycle, mt, Road, Rush Hour, Taillight, Tire, Traffic, Vehicle
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Monochrome Weather
When I entered this photo in an exhibit of Cleveland photos a few years ago, a viewer was overheard to say, “This photo, more than any others, captures the essence of a Cleveland winter.” Believe it or not, this photo … Continue reading
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Tagged Autumn, city, Cleveland, cold, Fall, gray, industrial, monochrome, Northeast Ohio, ohio, seasons, slush, snow, street, Weather, white, winter
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A Real Fan
I’ve always had a hard time liking baseball. Try as I have, I guess it’s just too slow moving for me. Interestingly though, some of my favorite movies are about baseball, “Field of Dreams”, “The Natural”, and “Bull Durham” are … Continue reading
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Tagged baseball, Diamond, Dugout, Fan, Field, Game, Minor League, missoula, montana, Osprey, Scorekeeper
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Working on Working
Quite a few years ago I read a book entitled “Working,” by Studs Terkel. It was a fascinating book describing literally hundreds of workers in many different occupations. I’ve always thought about doing something similar with photography and in fact, … Continue reading
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Tagged 18 wheeler, breakdown, cross country, diesel, fuel, hauling, missoula, montana, Studs Terkel, truck, truck stop, trucker, truckstop, Work, Working
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A Moment in Missoula
I’m catching up this week after traveling to Missoula, MT last week for a workshop on Documentary Photography. The workshop, at the Rocky Mountain School of Photography was just incredible. The instructor was renowned photographer Ed Kashi, who shoots for … Continue reading
Ground Zero Remembrance
No words from me today, just the words of others, photographed at Ground Zero in 2003.
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Tagged 9/11, airplane, Grafitti, Ground Zero, New York, New York City, Remembrance, September 11, tragedy, twin towers, World Trade Center
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Kung Fu
As I mentioned in my last posting, new types of shooting opportunities excite me. Last year I had the opportunity to shoot the Great Lakes Kung Fu Championships at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland. There are many different forms … Continue reading
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Tagged airborn, Case Western Reserve University, Chinese, flip, Kung Fu, Marshall Arts, mat, slam, Sport
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Whitewater Kayakers
When I came across these kayakers on Clark Fork River right in downtown Missoula, MT, I had to stop and shoot some photos. It’s one of those sports activities that a photographer generally doesn’t come across too often. It was … Continue reading
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Tagged clark fork river, kayak, kayaker, missoula, montana, mt, whitewater
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Photography Unposed by Kolman Rosenberg 